Sentence examples for was somewhat curious from inspiring English sources

The procedures' timing was somewhat curious.

The staging of the event was somewhat curious.

With the White Sox contending for the playoffs, it was somewhat curious that they were willing to part with him.

The court's choice of words is almost never inadvertent, and its use of the phrase "state-regulated militia" was somewhat curious.

As Vanessa Friedman noted today in the Financial Times, it was somewhat curious that PPR didn't attempt to counterbalance the Ghesquière departure with news of its own — such as who the company has lined up for a successor.

That Mr. Bloomberg would choose to make such a statement less than a week after announcing that he would soon hit New Yorkers with higher property taxes and cut more than $800 million in city services was somewhat curious.

But Mr. Bloomberg's philanthropic focus on the visual and performing arts is somewhat curious.

It is somewhat curious that people in Nimruz, who are so eager to cut Iran's water supply, unfailingly characterize themselves as victims.

(His definition of "open" and "connected" are somewhat curious, and entirely self-serving — "having access to information" and "having access to people," respectively).

"It is somewhat curious, but this player has always played with a team that has finished either in the champion or runner-up position," one local newspaper reported.

(His definition of "open" and "connected" are somewhat curious, and entirely self-serving—"having access to information" and "having access to people," respectively).