用curiously造句子，“curiously”造句

Inside was a green paste, waxy in lustre, the odour curiously heavy and persistent.

This curiously precise figure was the midpoint of a range of estimates (15-40%) of the yuan's undervaluation.

This juvenile eyed the camera curiously as the Canyon pack ranged along a power-line corridor near Yellowstone's Norris Geyser Basin.

There are hardly any recognisable shots of Barcelona in Loach's homage to Orwell and the Spanish civil war, But the city played a central role even though, curiously, it rarely talks about it.

They curiously approached us because to them, I'm sure we were the unusual-looking visitors!

But, curiously, he makes no appearance in the ultimatum game, a classic economics experiment.

They may be politically contentious (although, curiously, those who approve and disapprove cannot be separated by party lines) but free schools do seem to be popular with parents.

So he hastened towards it, and stooping down placed his hands upon it, and it was a cloak of golden tissue, curiously wrought with stars, and wrapped in many folds.

A year into his presidency, however, Mr Obama seems a curiously bloodless President.

The stallholders insistently extol the virtues of the latter when they notice me and my friend looking on curiously.

Within a few minutes I saw a guiyu following my fake minnow as I cast and retrieved it to shore, curiously eyeing these strange invaders. Soon after, I caught one, and then another, and another.

His books are like Japanese food — a mix of the delicate, the deliberately bland and the curiously exotic.

Yet curiously, she doesn't utter a peep during practice.

There he has continued, praying like a Methodist: only the deity he implored in senseless dust and ashes; and God, when addressed, was curiously confounded with his own black father!

But curiously, polls suggest that one of the groups most strongly opposed to the initiative in California is Latinos.

Nearby, the ground floor of what used to be the Missions to Seamen building is now a restaurant with the curiously apt name of “Marcel”.