Sentence examples for wonderfully curious from inspiring English sources
CBBC's Horrible Histories is a wonderfully curious thing: wildly praised, yet woefully undersold as really funny … for a kids' show.
So much modern nature writing tends to be rather self-regarding, but this wonderfully curious book is the antithesis to all that.
And while the judge said a jury visit to the Williams estate in Hunterdon County might be "wonderfully curious," he ruled against it, accepting Ms. Errickson's argument that a tour might leave jurors overly sympathetic to the basketball star.
Blackmail is a "wonderfully curious offense," to use the phrase of Paul H. Robinson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and his coauthors in a recent paper.
"She is wonderfully curious about the commonplace," wrote Kate Summerscale in the Daily Telegraph, and "her book works best when she ignores the bigger picture and closes in on the sticks, capes, umbrellas and perspective glasses".
Dana Dusbiber, who teaches English at an inner-city high school in Sacramento, California, wrote a blog for the Washington Post saying that not only was she uninterested in the bard's stories – but she also felt that there was more literature out there that better suited her "ethnically-diverse and wonderfully curious modern-day students".
They're wonderfully funny.
It was consistently, wonderfully odd.
It's not that these shows aren't wonderful — wonderfully complex, wonderfully rich, wonderfully funny.
His food purveyors include Pascal Baudar, a forager who regularly combs through nearby Angeles National Forest for seasonal ingredients, and Soledad Goats, a goat rescue farm in Mojave that produces the intensely flavorful goat cheese in Mr. Jacobson's berries and beets dish (a curious combination that worked wonderfully).
