Sentence examples for interestingly enough when from inspiring English sources

Interestingly enough, when the first radio pulsar was discovered in 1967, the idea was briefly considered that the periodic signal might have been from an alien civilization.

Interestingly enough, when John announced at Aspen in 1999 that we were all going to get back together again, it was Mike Palin who finally scotched the project.

And, interestingly enough, when it was changed last year, there was a Twitter campaign to get me reinstated – so they must have liked me!

Interestingly enough, when I later spoke to a pro-Uncommon Application advocate, his argument for it was likewise couched in economic terms.

A. But interestingly enough, when that went on in '08 and '09, valuation was a tremendous issue and valuation is a big part of our practice.

"If it is a psychoactive drug, than why are they adding it?" Interestingly enough, when researchers doubled the amount of caffeine to 70 milligrams, at least half of the testers could detect it.

Oxytocin is produced when a mother nurses a child, when first seeing a newborn, during good sexual chemistry, and - interestingly enough - when gazing into your dog's eyes.

Interestingly enough though, when I would do this on the iPhone 3GS, the signal would degrade, but the bars wouldn't fall.

Interestingly enough, even when, in general, ATC possess a higher number of underexpressed genes (1917 vs. 1303 overexpressed), most molecules in ATC-related signaling pathways are overexpressed, pointing out to exacerbated extracellular signaling in ATC.

Still, this is a pretty encouraging sign for Democrats — coming, interestingly enough, at a time when President Obama is achieving his lowest-ever approval ratings in many polls.

They have picked up some ground lately in their playoff quest but, interestingly enough, continue to lag when it comes to putting people in the seats.