Sentence examples for which seems curious from inspiring English sources

Often they will demand the outcome go to television replay with that same draw-a-square hand gesture, which seems curious given the touches are measured by sensors in the foils' tips.

Network vice president Kory Teneycke told Huffington Post Canada that Ford's show took as many resources as eight hours of daytime programming (which seems curious since most of the show consisted of three guys standing on a set talking).

After five days, and only a matter of hours before Kate's parents were due to arrive, the fever lifted, which seemed curious, even to me, but it was safe for Kate and Eva to move back in, and I felt well enough to collect Kate's parents from the station 15 miles away.

Which seems odd.

The Islanders, in fact, are not stopping AOL or any of Botta's other outlets from covering the team, just he himself, which seems very curious.

55 mins Pirlo has come off to be replaced by Ambrosini, which seems a slightly curious decision - I thought he'd been playing pretty well.

HTC and VZW are widely expected to pull back the curtains on the oft-leaked, Android-powered Droid DNA smartphone, which seems like a curious choice of timing if the Lumia 822 and the HTC 8X are really slated to launch the day before.

My father left us when I was five to join the Blackshirts, which seems to me a curious coincidence.

That night, it was Haydn's The Seasons, played by the ensemble known by the snappy title of the New Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra, which seems to use a curious mix of authentic and modern instruments.

In "Ulysses," we admire Bloom's attitude of curious acceptance, which seems to be rooted in his disposition.

Which seems a hair split, and doubly curious if you turn to Clark's WWI classic, The Sleepwalkers.