Sentence examples for But curiously enough from inspiring English sources

But, curiously enough, he says it may be better that way.

But curiously enough, she bristles at being called a feminist, perhaps because that label is frequently associated with liberal Democrats.

But curiously enough, the origins of this technique lie in the world of direct mail.

But curiously enough, we've heard something similar from one of our own sources.

If the package has a sliver of moon, for example, you can use it in dim light (but, curiously enough, not in moonlight), but if all it has is a sun sign, don't bother even trying dim light.

This can be seen everywhere, but curiously enough, disciplines like physics and computer science are moving towards the social sciences and not so much the other way around.

Mr. Franzen's remarks are not literature, but "The Corrections," curiously enough, is one of the most convincing literary depictions in recent memory of the self-divided state of the American middle class.

But the difference, curiously enough, is not financial; it's not a question of private or public.

But in this case, curiously enough, the effect is the opposite.

But in the end, curiously enough, my favorite Hoffman vehicle is the small, quintessentially bittersweet 2010 film, based on a play, that he both directed and acted in, called "Jack Goes Boating".

But he disbanded it last March with, curiously enough, Mr Silver's enthusiastic backing.