Sentence examples for now interestingly from inspiring English sources

Now, interestingly, Camby is still a bit shellshocked at not having Van Gundy around to ride him and his teammates.

At least there are some prominent Latin stars now, interestingly mostly female: Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek, Michelle Rodriguez, Eva Mendes, Jessica Alba and the voluptuous Luis Guzmán.

"Now interestingly on state lands, and private lands, state regulators have streamlined their permitting process, their evaluation, their environmental process, safety processes," he said.

"I think budget consolidation is now interestingly labeled with the word austerity, which is otherwise not used in Germany," Ms. Merkel said this week at a news conference with the new Italian prime minister, Enrico Letta.

Now, interestingly, this sort of grassroots vigilantism – and this article – is a sort of cleansing agent for Psystar.

HBO NOW, interestingly, is vague about how many concurrent streams are allowed, saying it's "similar to HBO GO".

There's a gender shift happening, and they're exactly right for now.' Interestingly, Spice's success comes at the expense of Gary Barlow, himself a monument to the power of manufactured pop.

The Man Booker literary director, Ion Trewin, said: "I think it says something about the state of publishing, that the risks are being taken now, rather interestingly, by smaller publishers".

I love those songs now but, interestingly, I hated them so much when I was about five or six that I scratched all of her records.

It accounts for a decreased percentage of all atoms (13.5% then and 11.3% now) but, interestingly, the fraction of structures containing oxygen have increased (82.6% then and 91.5% now).

Randy Picker at the University of Chicago Law School has been thinking about "mistrust-based" DRM methods for quite a while now and, interestingly enough, proposes that the clear data is in place to add a wedge to the typical pirating behavior.