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31, People, despite their intelligence, are curiously inadequate at communicating with horses.

32, Its film industry operates in its own curiously hermetic way.

33, Joseph seemed to be curiously affected by the game.

34, Curiously, how stars produce jets is an open question.

35, Britta gave him a curiously conspiratorial smile.

36, The clerks studied the parchment curiously.

37, His voice, he thought, sounded curiously squeaky.

38, She appeared as a Victorian doll, curiously animated.

39, Curiously, the two cars have striking similarities.

40, She had seemed curiously distracted.

41, Joey Seldon cocked his head curiously.

42, Curiously anodyne music from heroes that hip-hop forgot.

43, This practice had a curiously devious origin, in a supposed antagonism between epilepsy and schizophrenia.

44, Curiously[sentencedict.com], this engineering approach had its origin in the study of plant growth.

45, I tried to smile back, but my face that day was curiously stiff.

46, Her powers seem curiously independent of age, and she can call upon extraordinary sources of energy when the need arises.

47, One approach which is curiously similar to business studies in its view of the populace is that of some contemporary Marxism.

48, As for immigration, Texans are curiously muted on the subject.

49, Curiously enough, she had never seen a newt before. Natural history was not her strong point.

50, She was also a grand needle woman, a talent which rather curiously led to a change in her religious affiliations.

51, After the text recapture Black has no real prospects of attack along the f-file while his central pawn structure becomes curiously inflexible.

52, Curiously, it is more convincing than Daniel Meadows's essay in photo-journalism.

53, Curiously, tourists arrive with piles of baggage but not enough clothes.

54, I see fresh red squirrel and hare tracks, but curiously none at all of weasel.

55, There was something curiously menacing in the repetitive drumbeats that seemed to come from nowhere.

56, D., a curiously grim old Buddhist saint and sage known as Bodhidharma, who immediately proceeded to the royal palace.

57, Rather curiously Culpeper did not become a freeman until 1714.

58, Curiously, I have become even more strongly persuaded of that since I began dabbling in the making of political television programmes.

59, Curiously, Houghton makes no reference to McClellan, although his work covers much the same ground.

60, Last year I had seen, just like yesterday, a red squirrel behaving very curiously.