Sentence examples for and weirdly enough from inspiring English sources

And, weirdly enough, it worked.

And, weirdly enough, no one ever seems to have an entirely satisfying answer.

For decades they have been guided by campaigns to "prevent infections" and "be civilized" and, weirdly enough, these thing work sometimes.

And, weirdly enough, all too many intellectuals in the Western countries have lately assented to those preposterous accusations, in a sanitized version suitable for Western consumption.

I'm also reading lots of crime fiction, Tana French and Denise Mina in particular and, weirdly enough, scripts for TV shows that I haven't actually watched, like Breaking Bad and Sons Of Anarchy.

And, weirdly enough, these glasses won't help you pass the standard Ishihara colorblindness test, the ones where you try to see a number composed of hundreds of dots in a circular test pattern.

And then, weirdly enough, I found that I still loved it.

As Marsh points out, the song has been studied by college professors, rock critics, pop historians and even, weirdly enough, the FBI, all of whom sought to decipher the allegedly scandalous lyrics that were obscured by the slurred delivery of each of the rock 'n' roll singers who performed the song, ranging from Paul Revere and the Raiders to John Belushi.

And my dad, weirdly enough, he thought it was fine, too.

Finally, there is the Have you seen me? flier of the month, showing the face of a cute black and white kitty, which, weirdly enough, made me want to dash home, Xerox my face and ask the same question, Have you seen me?

Weirdly enough and against all odds, a German citizen called Klaus Iohannis won the Romanian presidential elections a few weeks ago.