Sentence examples for curiously enough though from inspiring English sources

Curiously enough, though, neither of those two is our overall champion.

Curiously enough, though Brookner's art histories bubble with the delight of discovery and joyful exposition, her novels tend to describe a grey milieu of enervated, stranded and tentatively hopeless women.

Curiously enough though, nowhere does it say "sale, savings, or deals" which begs the question on whether 'ol Jobsy is going to attempt to fool soccer moms and gadget feigns Black Friday morning.

Curiously enough though, BlackBerry didn't break down its hardware shipments by OS like it usually does — according to the release the company shipped 6.8 million smartphones, but there's no word on how many of them run BB10.

Though curiously enough, faceless is very nearly how he might have ended up, if it had been left to the teenage hoodlums he used to run with.

Our English translations put onto this passage the "wife" label, though curiously enough not the "husband" label.

If Al Jazeera is often accused of institutional sympathy for Islamists, that is at least in part because Islamism has become the most powerful popular force in the region (though not, curiously enough, in the recent protests).

Curiously enough, Mr. Martins's "Beauty," though crammed with dances, is also highly dramatic, for with only one great interruption in the action the story line becomes extremely taut.

Curiously enough, even the modernists are looking back in time, though to a more recent past.

Curiously enough, Newell also repeatedly referred to Valve's own hardware plans, though it may not have been what some of us were expecting.

Curiously enough, nothing seems amiss at first.