Sentence examples for Not surprisingly enough from inspiring English sources

Where the kitchen goes wrong is not, surprisingly enough, with the vegetables.

Gay male erotica is among the most popular categories of erotic fiction – though not, surprisingly enough, with gay men.

Over the last several days, all of that has happened in southern Africa -- but not, surprisingly enough, in Zimbabwe, where the government's crackdown on the press has made headlines around the world.

While legal teams for the Republican and Democratic parties fight three separate legal battles over the United States Senate race in New Jersey, the two main candidates had their first face-to-face encounter today, and it ended, not surprisingly, with enough shouts and posturing for a professional wrestling match.

"I'm not him, surprisingly enough," Mr. Cumberbatch said, in yet another nimble dodge.

Price asked some of his loan officers to check with the builders and developers, who not surprisingly were excited enough about the project to be willing to chip in some money to help cover a portion of the forgone closing costs.

The data is not only fascinating but, surprisingly enough, universally understood.

Surprisingly enough, not only do we never question the label, but we all feel the same pressure to fit the definition.

And, no, surprisingly enough Marrakech is not "over"... not yet!

"The room, surprisingly enough, was not packed, but what he had to say about his topic..

Not surprisingly, many locals have had enough.