Sentence examples for curiously many from inspiring English sources

Curiously, many prominent Australians refused to discuss Murdoch.

Curiously, many comic-hosted podcasts are not shows that could be strictly defined as comedy.

Curiously, many scandals burst open in part because powerful men usually are rotten at picking mistresses.

The issue has been mainly one of confidence; curiously, many post-92 universities were more upbeat when they were polytechnics.

Curiously, many local guidebooks do not mention this, perhaps because our British cousins so decisively lost the encounter.

Curiously, many companies frequently bandied about by shareholder activists as prime examples of the effectiveness of the separation of roles tried it — and dropped it.

But as a radio commentator he was truly majestic, the manifestation of West Indies cricket, his Bajan twang instantly recognisable across the cricket world (although curiously, for many years, not him: it always amused him how many people had him down as being black).

Curiously, though, many of its ideas – for example, the view that modernism ignores the desires of the masses – were anticipated under Stalin in the 1930s, and some Soviet satellite states were early adopters of postmodernism.

Curiously, while many Americans and Europeans want moderate Muslim voices to succeed in Indonesia (and south-east Asia), they often undermine moderates with policies that are perceived as anti-Islamic.

Curiously, though, many of the same cytokines that were abundant in the early stages were in unusually low supply after three years.

Curiously, however, many of the environmental estrogens identified thus far have been to be mostly weak estrogen receptor (ER) agonists.