Sentences with phrase «curious way»

In addition, «others were lazy» is a rather curious way of seeing things.

But on the other hand, in many curious ways, tradition is the cause of our present condition.

The good news is that thinking about worry in this new and curious way allows us to take specific actions to counter it.

His theoretical research focuses on novel optical effects such as so - called transformation optics — bending light in curious ways with metamaterials, or assemblages of rods and rings smaller than a wavelength of electromagnetic radiation.

Christians are called in various and sometimes curious ways to fight against sickness, death, and evil.

If you approach this in a nonjudgmental and genuinely curious way, you're more likely to bring your child around to seeing what companies do to influence pliable minds.

Just as Arms reimagines fighting with a Nintendo twist, Splatoon 2 takes the realistic firearms of squad - based shooters and swaps them out for paint rollers, ink - spitting squirt guns, and all manner of other curious ways to dominate.

In this position, I tell them to talk in a solely curious way: «How come you did that?»

«It's remarkable to me how often people go through life without ever being asked, in an empathically curious way, what they feel or think about any particul»... Read More

This is not a book about synaesthesia, nor one about super-senses that make individuals see the world in curious ways.

Many have remarked on the curious way in which a sector of the population bearing a deadly disease has been able to capitalize on tragedy in order to achieve acceptance and even approval.

They seem unwilling to rest their case on negative testimony («They failed to find the body,» as Luke says), and they tend in a curious way to minimize it.

Because consciences are often wrongly trained and have a curious way of accommodating to our wishes, we can not say glibly that the voice of conscience is the voice of God.

Once again we see the curious way in which the two religion clauses, intended to be mutually supportive, are played against each other.

And the Roman government had a curious way of paying their tax collectors.

Moreover his death was reported there, though in a curious way.

Alliances have been shifting in some curious ways.

In a curious way, his leaving the ministry restores his Christian faith personally.

In a curious way we owe a great deal to what is perhaps a serious mistake in cosmology.25

And in a curious way, they are the same fairy tale, both seeking to explain the growth of unbelief, disobedience, and freedom after these had been held in check for a millennium by God's Holy Church.

During our entire time together, Dave's had a curious way of making me feel guilty for the pain I was in.

In a curious way, political journalists for a long time underestimated the seriousness of the conflict between the two, but, as Campbell's diaries make clear, the creation of two separate courts began shortly after Blair became leader.

It's a curious way to pave the path for a presidential bid, and one that puts him in stark contrast to other heavily discussed 2016 contenders, most notably Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, a ubiquitous media presence who has willingly appeared on the Sunday morning talk show circuit.

Conclusions: If Perfit or anybody else on the IDA board was working in collusion with the developers, they had a curious way of showing it.

It manifests itself in curious ways.

Their book gives an interesting view of the curious way in which even the arcane world of the palaeoentomologist can be transformed by the media.

It may be argued that some alchemists regarded it as the elixir of life — and in a curious way they were right.

In a wide - ranging interview, Wall talked about why evidence of literacy has mysteriously vanished, the curious ways women «seasoned» both foodstuffs and human bodies and more.

I've been cracked open in a new, interesting, and curious way.

And while she thought her differentness made life more interesting, she always felt judged for her often quirky and curious ways.

In another example of placebos and meds interacting in curious ways, one study found that when patients took a migraine drug that was labeled «placebo,» it worked half as well as it did for patients who took the same drug, properly labeled.

Grateful for this opportunity, her loved ones and inspiration itself: Francesca teaches yoga to learn how to face herself everyday in an honest and curious way and hopes to inspire other to do the same.

Look inwardly in a curious way at what just happened to make you angry.

How about going about it in a different more open and curious way?

Though cunningly successful in thwarting attempts made by local authorities to locate the missing teens, Rod soon discovers that sometimes the dead have a curious way of exposing the crimes of their killers.

As neat as it is to see «The Starry Night» squiggle about like a piece of background animation leftover from «Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist,» altering van Gogh's paintings has a curious way of disrupting their magic.

«In a curious way, she's protecting Hamilton,» Monroe told his fuming fellow investigator, «even as she gives us information to discomfort him.

This might sound boring, but the sheer variety of the quests and the curious ways the developers found ways to integrate golfing into different tasks makes for an experience full of diversity and freshness.

Next year, the Turner prize will be shown on the south side of Glasgow, in the Tramway: in a curious way, it will almost seem like a homecoming, given the Glasgow - connected artists who have recently won or been shortlisted for the prize — Richard Wright, Susan Philipsz and Martin Boyce among them.

When we met in a room above London's Frith Street Gallery, a few months before she opened overlapping exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery, the artist returned several times to the word «magic»: when marvelling at the encounter of light and photosensitive emulsion, at the curious way that narrative emerges from coincidence, at the moment in the editing process when everything aligns and something new emerges.

Which may, in a curious way, be a more accurate picture of war than we're used to.»

There are in a curious way on this roster about 20 painters, let's say, if you take the American movement starting with abstract expressionism.

They'll discuss the curious way he combined rage - against - the - machine wildness with fine attention to art's subtleties.

Painting remains central to his investigations, but in a curious way — simultaneously in the foreground and relegated to the fringes.

MR. SANDLER: And yet in a curious way things tended in the art world I would imagine to be rather more open.

From hamsters to hand cranks to hip hop, here are 12 curious ways to power your TV using renewable energy.

In a curious way, if you win, you could actually lose; and if you lose, you still win in the end.

In the spirit of archiving the curious ways of the 21st century Internet for incredulous future generations, I've posted occasional updates as needed.