curious anomaly造句

• Meanwhile, the debate over reform has highlighted a number of curious anomalies.
• A British monarchy within a European superstate becomes a rather curious anomaly.
• But from 1974 until last month, there was a curious anomaly in the law.
• Still, the survey reveals some curious anomalies.
• Photographs taken at the scene revealed curious anomalies such as the halos which appeared in the supposed images of bullet marks made in the original 1974 murders.
• HELP Institute executive director Dr Paul T . H . Chan, also calls attention to the fact that there is a curious anomaly in the case of law degree programmes.
• And to top off this dual track, i . e . the historical creation of the nation-state side by side with the historical creation of universal humanity, we find a curious anomaly.
• In 1901 Manchester Corporation formally proposed a merger with Stretford Pevsner wrote : " That [ neighbouring ] Stretford and Salford are not administratively one with Manchester is one of the most curious anomalies of England ."
• These muscles have a better development than any of his predecessors, with the exception of Frank Southall . . . A curious anomaly was a considerable difference in [ Holland's ] two calves; the left is fully half an inch larger in circumference.
• The Chesham branch ( aka " that thing in the top corner of the tube map " ) is one of those curious anomalies which has no good reason to exist, but whose incongruousness people take for granted because it's existed for so long.
• Aybee encourages Sondra to make a stopover at Samarkand, because he has found a curious anomaly in the system traffic while looking for clues as to the identity of Sondra's attempted murderer : Trudy Melford's personal yacht recently paid a visit to Samarkand, a reclusive asteroid colony which has outlawed all form change.
• For nearly half a century, this court has extended First Amendment protection to a multitude of forms of " speech, " such as making false defamatory statements, filing lawsuits, dancing nude, exhibiting drive-in movies with nudity, burning flags and wearing military uniforms . . . . In light of the many cases of this sort, today's decision is a most curious anomaly.
• It is not concerned with the capacity of either or both parties to procreate, still less with the ability of the parties to satisfy each other sexually during the marriage . [ . . . ] It remains a rather curious anomaly in the law, a relic perhaps of medieval times, when the first act of intercourse was thought to'mark'a new bride as the'property'of her husband.
• "Shoot the Piano Player " ) to a late masterpiece ( the 1981 " Woman Next Door " was his penultimate feature, made three years before his death from a brain tumor at 52 ), with audacious experiments ( " The Wild Child " ), curious anomalies ( " Such a Gorgeous Kid Like Me " ) and tales of the adorably obstinate Antoine Doinel along the way.