Sentence examples for once interestingly from inspiring English sources

No, I was misrepresenting "so" as "of", "my" as "to", "in" as "by", "as" as, once, interestingly, "proot" (go figure?) and the rest, and wasting a ludicrous amount of time backspacing.

Polaha et al. [ 44] similarly reported that around one-third of children and adolescents had refused and rejected tablets at least once; interestingly, frequent medication users were more likely to refuse them despite reportedly having better tablet swallowing skills.

But, interestingly, once you start working in it you become more and more convinced by it.

Interestingly, once he had destroyed Atlanta and headed east, Sherman destroyed the railways behind him to ensure that the Confederates could not use it to pursue him.

Interestingly, once they have your bank account they use it as the default payment source unless you change it each time you use PayPal, which I imagine lowers their costs because no credit card fees are involved.

Whatever her name, and whatever her mood — it ranges from vaguely unsettled to acutely anguished — Martha is played by Elizabeth Olsen, a very pretty actress whose on-camera presence is at once vivid and interestingly blurred.

Interestingly, once machines give consistently correct answers, humans would rather deal with them than other humans, i.e., witness ATM machines.

Interestingly, once sent, the GIFs include a link to download either GIF for Messenger (Riffsy) or Giphy for Messenger, as you can see in the screenshot above.

Interestingly, once possible maximalizations are factored into sentence denotations, the exemplification account spelled out in definition (29) coincides with the naïve minimalization account in most cases.

Interestingly, once the along-track speed is known the acceleration of the target (if any) can also be inferred based on the estimated Doppler rate (from the MFB) that best focuses or maximizes the target energy.

And interestingly, once you hit puberty, the thymus begins to shrink and slowly becomes fatty tissue deposits.