Sentence examples for oddly enough so from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough, so did I. © Denis Quilley.

"I have only two copies left," he says, "and, oddly enough, so does the Strand".

And oddly enough, so private and fragile was my fantasy that I hardly even fought her decision.

You could break the rules too, oddly enough, so that your engagement with The End never occurs.

Indeed, the white characters in Motown: The Musical come across as stereotypes, but, oddly enough, so do some of the black characters.

Oddly enough, what so bothered Halperin was what he saw as the President's lack of politesse and decorum.

— Larry comes off, oddly enough, as more real because he's so transparently fake.

What sticks in the mind here, oddly enough, is not so much Augusta's ingenuity or her struggles, but Karl's unquestioning loyalty.

This particular high-rise was actually on the vanguard of the cookie cutter generic apartment building construction explosion that would really escalate in New York in the late 1990s, and oddly enough, even more so after September 11th , 2001

So, oddly enough, do the conservationists.

But, oddly enough, I remember Kitaru so well.