| 词汇 | example_english_curiously |
| 释义 | Examples of curiouslyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Curiously, in a work so rich in spectral thinking, this is the only audible presence of the natural harmonic series in the whole piece. Curiously, he directly addressed the issue of the relationship between the modern axiomatic method and eternal mathematical truth. The result is a curiously uneven book, which is better the less the author is ambitious or pretentious. Curiously enough, all of the above authors have neglected the one literature where economic reasoning abounds: that of the treatment of error in inductive inference. How the state gains access to vulnerable citizens, and vice versa, is a curiously underanalysed area of social policy and social work. Curiously enough, unboxed 1-tuples are sometimes required. Yet these sources are used little, and then usually at secondhand, and some illustrations are curiously chosen. His unwillingness to speak to her goes beyond ordinary fear and suggests a curiously guilty reaction. Curiously, no author in this book goes from text analysis to social analysis deeply enough to learn what language tells us about society. In fact, the concept of interest is curiously absent. Curiously, however, those consistently incorrect and those with two out of three correct both reported low levels of professional qualifications. Curiously, the suffix is not subject to the same generalisation, but still follows from the same formal analysis. Curiously, this second moment of escape and fantasy is where historical authenticity is most insistently marked. Curiously, bioethicists have failed or refused to recognize and articulate the ethical implications of undertreated pain. Yet curiously the book is at its best when considering precisely this issue itself. Curiously, many of her examples of ostensibly ad hoc constraints are strikingly ill chosen. Curiously, there does not appear to be a continuous assumption in these pieces that major prolation implies augmentation. Clearly such a rapid and continuous rise has considerable demographic and social importance, and yet it has remained curiously unstudied. Second, the logical attack on psychology had curiously desecularizing effects in the short run on philosophy. For the most part these examples concern particularly vexing, curiously contextualised usage which has acquired modern convention through translation. The musical fabric is abstract but curiously involving, from the whispered opening to the more extrovert closing section. The curiously phrased ' democracy paradox ' theory proclaims, but clearly does not inform. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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