Sentence examples for curiously also from inspiring English sources

Curiously, also exactly 20 years ago, Americans were engaged in a similar battle of ideas.

Its seamless integration, curiously, also called to mind a more familiar tradition: the old-fashioned operatic overture.

An apt comparison might be Interstellar, in which Matt Damon, curiously, also played an astronaut stranded on a distant planet.

Hermann Hauser, of Amadeus Capital, a leading British venture capitalist (who, curiously, also hails from Vienna), is an optimist: "Silicon Valley is still the lead cow but Cambridge is the best in Europe".

An economist and opposition figure, Harsha de Silva, says the army is getting into hotels, farming, construction, golf courses, sports stadiums and even running roadside tea stalls.The vegetarian strongmanThe defence secretary, curiously, also oversees urban development, giving Gotabaya wide powers of patronage.

The Wilson Plan has the Mondays spearheading another British music revolution in the States which will sweep them to the pinnacle of the charts and bring in their wake a host of newer, younger bands like Northside (curiously, also on Factory).

Curiously, it also seemed to cook more quickly, something McGee had also observed.

Curiously, they also invoke the negative effect on jobs.

Curiously, it also seems to serve that purpose for more profane food items such as lunch.

Curiously, he also seems to harbor some of the human frailties that are strikingly absent in the noble ambassador.

Curiously, it also showed me a map with directions that said it would take me 16 minutes to get home, even though I was already home.