curious造句

A curious spectacle was witnessed.

A curious spasm passed through her.

She was angry now, but also curious.

Here's the first rather curious result.

The man was very appreciative but curious.

People gathered round, curious to know what is happening.

He became in some curious way a conspirator.

A curious shark in the Gulf of Maine.

Man, therefore, is a curious, dreamy, humorous and wayward creature.

This stand and dirt and during the accidental, suddenly fleeting, curious observation is his life.

A curious deposit all over my snuff-box, evidently residue of moisture acting on lacquer.

Nothing is more curious than a barricade preparing for an assault.

He reached up to stroke my cheek once quickly with his thumb, his face curious.

The wind was driving the snow before it in curious, interesting whirls.

I'm curious whether this is surprising to others, too? Would you, like me, have guessed the thresholds were higher?

“[It] certainly has to be most curious as a biography since it is as privileged as a novel, ” he crows.

It may actually be to make the spider appear larger and less appealing to predators, or help entice curious prey.

It is curious that our own offenses should seem so much less heinous than the offenses of others.

If you are curious about what is happening at the database level, look at listing 11 to see the schema.

Because everyone sees you're number one, they get curious and want to download your app as well, which led to the day two surge.

Concluding thus the parson rode on his way, with doubts as to his discretion in retailing this curious bit of lore.

I'm curious about this place, so I ordered a few items. First is the spicy Thai burrito and my strawberry-banana smoothie.

I wanted a guide because I was curious to see what traces there were of the Velvet Revolution for visitors to the city today.

If you're curious about life, and are willing to take risks. You can lure her into your world and she'll be happy to follow you past her limits.

When I ask her, genuinely curious, whether the people who work for her would ever eat, say, a bacon sandwich in the office, and she snaps at me for asking "a Daily Mail question".

And on the morrow the Woodcutter took the curious cloak of gold and placed it in a great chest, and a chain of amber that was round the child's neck his wife took and set it in the chest also.

There was also something faintly worrying in the oft-quoted saying - a wise man climbs Mount Fuji once in his life; only a fool climbs it twice. But we were curious.

Some people may wonder why the girl in the same office suddenly stopped dining with them; others may be curious about what's inside the boxes that people carry in the early morning subway.

It would be a curious irony if the spiritual east embraced the ruthless pursuit of wealth just as the western nations that invented modern capitalism went for a Zen-like repudiation of materialism.

Each person's past is a mirror, looking at his reflection is not weak, but better understanding, I want to be leisurely and happy, but there is a responsibility, like the strange words, it is not curious, but rather like and not.