Sentence examples for But strangely enough from inspiring English sources

BUT: strangely enough this abandoned Polish bar in Belmont Cragin is also conjoined to the offices of venerable indie rock record label Drag City.

But, strangely enough, L.A.'s landscape has been a close second.

But, strangely enough, a different kind of politics was what voters wanted after all.

But strangely enough, Roddick and his associates declined today to release the results of the test.

But strangely enough, now may not be such a bad time to be an e-tailer.

But strangely enough, there are few films around that place the pursuit of happiness directly at their centre.

The bill, which had been the talk of café restaurants and hotel personnels for months, but not, strangely enough, of the clients, got through the Chamber with just two votes, 267 Deputies voting for it, and 265 against.

But here, strangely enough, is where the very people accused of polluting Christianity can assist in its rehabilitation.

Multilateral agencies chipped in too.But even here, strangely enough, relations with China are as much on people's minds as they are in Latin America as a whole (see article).

They are somewhat down on the company's fourth quarter, but Facebook is (strangely enough) a seasonal business, with a strong fourth quarter and a quiet first one.

A classic 1982 Vespa that couldn't help but divide opinion - strangely enough, after everyone came to the same conclusion.