Sentence examples for was something curious from inspiring English sources

Still, there was something curious about the whole thing.

But rhythmically there was something curious in almost every piece.

There was something curious about the way compassionate conservatives took over the Republican Party, which raises doubts about the resilience of the idea.Third way RepublicansFirst, there was no real ideological fight.

In 1999, a pair of organisational academics noted that there was something curious about Jobs's employees: "People were recruited to Apple with the idea that they would be helping to change the world.

There is something curious about the debate gripping Washington.

But there is something curious about how she describes her father, almost as if he were a victim.

"There is something curious about a democratic parliament which still refers to its voters as "strangers," he told the Times.

Yet there is something curious about the accusations against Mr. Gupta, which came just days before Mr. Rajaratnam's criminal trial, which is set to begin on Tuesday.

THERE is something curious about a decision that purports to solve a hotly contested public issue, and then wins support from both sides of the debate.

He will move to the backbenches, and remain the MP for South Shields.There is something curious about his demeanour right now.

There's something curious happening with the sauces, red and green, in the eggs ranchero, the chilaquiles, and the chicken enchiladas they're ladled on copiously, like soup.