Sentence examples for But bizarrely enough from inspiring English sources

But bizarrely enough, data from the survey showed that untouchability was also practiced by Sikhs (23percentt), Muslims (18percentt) and Christians (5percentt).

But, bizarrely enough, that's one reason why two-a-days performing two-a-days performingsun-up and sun-down—should be incredible alluring.

The Texas decision briefly looks at the argument for a different denominator — women whose options will get worse because of the law — but then rejects it, bizarrely enough, because the resulting fraction is too large: it "would make the large fraction test a tautology, always resulting in a large fraction".

If you want grotesque, look (bizarrely enough) to the show's star, James Barbour, who portrays the worthy but dissolute Sydney Carton, he of the "far, far better thing" spiel.

The reason, bizarrely enough, is Anna Chapman.

"Bizarrely enough it was in extraordinary condition.

Bizarrely enough, therein lies its charm.

Ergas' defence centres, bizarrely enough, on privacy.

This is, bizarrely enough, true — data exclusivity was the culprit).

The Texas decision briefly looks at the argument for a different denominator women whose options will get worse because of the law but then rejects it, bizarrely enough, because the resulting fraction is too large: it "would make the large fraction test a tautology, always resulting in a large fraction". But that is only true if the burden on women for whom the law is relevant is, indeed, undue.

Bizarrely enough, there was something ceremonious about making our engagement official on social media.