Sentence examples for because interestingly from inspiring English sources

It was a necessary scene, and it was also fun to shoot because interestingly enough, when you shoot people laughing, it starts to be contagious, and you start to laugh in front of and behind the camera as well.

I've never bought into the idea of the evil, self-serving politician that occupies one side or the other because interestingly enough, although there are a few people like that, I have met many dedicated people on both sides who are in politics for the right reasons.

Now we can add Europe to that list because, interestingly, Didi hadn't backed an Uber rival in the region until this news.

When the position became vacant in 1927, Ross refused to stand because he thought H. A. Prichard a better moral philosopher and because (interestingly) he said that he would 'prefer working on metaphysics, ancient and the most modern' (Clark 1971, 534).

Because interestingly enough, there aren't that many good choices right now in dealing with this situation in Iraq.

As in, was it the federally funded suicide awareness day that encourages people to ask each other "are you OK?" Because interestingly, no one asked if I was OK.

He spends mind-numbing weeks becalmed in the horse latitudes (so named, he interestingly reveals, because in the old days when becalmed here, thirsty mariners would pitch the poor things overboard).

But today there is more and more art that can exist only outside because it is quite large or made of organic materials or, more interestingly, because it uses and even merges with the natural environment in a particular way.

Mr. Freitag: Interestingly, because of the public investment in affordable housing, there have been studies.

The developers' reason for the apparent change of heart is, interestingly, because the boats are too high, and will get in the way of the river views.

This Christmas season, with the situation again looking bleak, others came to the rescue, interestingly, because of the Revolutionary War veterans who may be buried in the church cemetery -- including Col. Henry Rutgers, for whom Rutgers University is named.