How to use curious in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use curious in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for curious.
- It is curious! (8)
- Curious thing-life! (8)
- But she is a curious study. (9)
- Yes, it is kind of curious. (9)
- A curious smile the fellow had. (8)
- Again that curious quiver and flash! (8)
- Now you will notice a curious thing. (10)
- A curious effect was produced on them. (10)
- After all, what is not curious in this world? (10)
- And this had one curious psychological effect. (8)
- And now ensued a curious scene of family blood. (10)
- The Italian was regarding him with a curious stare. (8)
- Curious what perpetual need of a woman some men had! (8)
- Curious feeling of relief and oppression all at once! (8)
- Swollen; it may account for his curious way of talking. (8)
- The curious smile had come already, on both their faces. (8)
- And, suddenly, his curious fear of this woman took shape. (8)
- Her look was curious; he studied it while they conversed. (10)
- His thoughts were random, curious, half mutinous, half sweet. (8)
- The church of Le Grazie is one of the most curious of Italy. (10)
- Curious crowds rivet their attention upon the unwonted doings. (21)
- He had become aware, too, of a curious sensation of repugnance. (8)
- He heard a curious sound: Mr. Stone was blowing his own tongue. (8)
- He was curious to hear what the broker might have to suggest to him. (13)
- The grave by the roadside is perhaps still pointed out to the curious. (7)
- It is curious to note how persistently this man has perverted his gifts. (7)
- There were curious features of colour in her face for him to have read. (10)
- Lady Charlotte echoed, with curious eyes fixed on the puzzle beside her. (10)
- This is its curious effect sometimes in first love between the very young. (8)
- Curious little speeches flying about the great world, affirmed the contrary. (10)
- It was a sentiment, like the request: curious in a man so little sentimental. (10)
- But I was merely curious to know whether you shared the prevalent superstition. (9)
- And the young man stood before her with a curious little smile fixed on his lips. (8)
- Imhof deliberately silenced his suspicions; he was curious what the end would be. (12)
- Ammiani had moved away slowly: he was accidentally the witness of a curious scene. (10)
- The curious thing would be if curious things should fail to happen. (10)
- She has in the abstract the justest of minds: and that is the curious point about her. (10)
- The strained expression on his face passed, a curious white tranquillity took its place. (8)
- Old Tom pursed his lips, and eyed his brother incredulously, but with curious eagerness. (10)
- Curious, how things still got themselves noticed when all her faculties were centred in gazing at his face. (8)
- She had begun to have a curious secret jealousy of Noel though why she could not have said. (8)
- Soames uttered a curious little grunt, and the two remained a full minute without speaking. (8)
- He was smiling calmly curious as he leaned over his sword, and gave her an encouraging nod. (10)
- The other night at the theatre I was witness of a curious and amusing illustration of my point. (9)
- Reginald was glad to get away, and I went to Lady Susan, curious, indeed, to hear her account of it. (4)
- Indeed, apart from antique houses, it is curious how much description would apply commonly to either. (2)
- He remembered the curious scornful anger of their voices, subdued so that only a few words reached him. (8)
- He was conscious that his own khaki spoiled something as curious and rare as some old Chinese tea-chest. (8)
- He rode with the letter open in his hand, frowning at the curious turmoil which Ferrand excited in his heart. (8)
- His insensibility to music was curious, considering how impressionable he was to verse, and to songs of birds. (10)
- His leave of people was taken in this laughing falsetto, as of one affected by the curious end things come to. (10)
- Weisspriess was chilled by a more curious revulsion from this sort of engagement than he at first experienced. (10)
- A glance told Richard that his squire had something curious on his mind; and he gave Tom the word to speak out. (10)
- It is curious, but I have not seen a face of the type that statues and medals have taught us to consider Greek. (14)
- Jane remembered having once been curious about this adventurous man of Letters who lived by the work of his pen. (10)
- She pressed the black swell of hair above her temples, rather amazed, curious, inclined to a beating of the heart. (10)
- The lawyer eyed him sharply, unsympathetically, curious, in a cold manner, of the psychology of the man before him. (13)
- As the rumours hardened into certainty, the feeling towards him became a curious medley of sympathy and condemnation. (8)
- It is certainly a curious spectacle, and doubtless it ought to convince an observer of the divinity of the institution. (9)
- It is wonderful how they still can be for going on till they have beaten the Boche; that is curious and it is very great. (8)
- They struck Fleetwood with a curious reminder of the puking inexperienced, whom he had seen subsequently plunge suicidally. (10)
- He heard the nurse quietly crying over there by the fire; curious that she, a stranger, should be the only one of them who cried! (8)
- He fixed March with his little eyes, which had a curious innocence in their cunning, and tapped the desk immediately in front of him. (9)
- The captain judicially decided the case against the English pipe, as a newer pipe of grosser manufacture, not so curious by any means. (10)
- But the mind he addressed was of a curious order; far-shooting, tough, persistent, and when acted on by the spell of devotion, indomitable. (10)
- For all that, there was a curious avoidance of the spiritual significances of these things; or was it perhaps that such significances were not seen? (8)
- With the silence of profound resignation, I handed back to Eveleen the curious fragment of her boudoir, which would have grimaced at Helen of Troy. (10)
- They had that curious look of people not quite knowing what their reception will be like, yet with something resolute, almost portentous, in their mien. (8)
- Assuredly, in driving streets through the black labyrinth, a few curious old corners have been swept away, and some associations turned out of house and home. (2)
- He thought the words violent enough, but in connection with what he remembered of the cheery, poetic, hopeful idealist, they were even more curious than lamentable. (9)
Also see sentences for: extraordinary, fanciful, grotesque, infrequent, inquiring, inquisitive, intrusive.
Definition of curious:
- curious, k’ri-us, adj. anxious to learn: inquisitive: showing great care or nicety: skilfully made: singular: rare. | n. curios’ity, state or quality of being curious: inquisitiveness: that which is curious: anything rare or unusual. | adv. c’riously. | n. c’riousness. | curious arts (_b._), magical practices. (0)
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