She was a very pretty girl with big black eyes, in which, however, there lurked a somewhat curious gravity.
Still, Courthorne was aware that farming, as carried on at Silverdale, was singularly unprofitable, and he had a somewhat curious confidence in the honesty of the man he had deceived.
But the explanation which they themselves give, [409] a somewhat curious one in view of their appearance, is that an ordinary dhoti or loin-cloth if worn might become soiled and therefore unlucky.
They formed a somewhat curious contrast, for Alice Deringham appeared taller and more stately than she was in her costly furs, and Nellie Townshead very slight and almost shabby in her thin and well-worn dress.
Belonging to this well and its neighbourhood there is a somewhat curious story, which we will relate just as it has often been told us by old people of the West Country.
Connected with this little incident there is a somewhat curious coincidence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "somewhat curious" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
