Sentence examples for so interestingly from inspiring English sources

So interestingly, one thing that we're tracking now is how skills are becoming softer.

I'm always coming across forgotten wines that I didn't expect to have matured so interestingly.

That milkmaid Maharaj portrayed at one point: what was she doing, so interestingly, with her hands?

No other Indian author has written so interestingly or frankly about himself, at least in the English language.

It is written so interestingly and envelopingly that the washcloths cooling foreheads on hot, damp days can almost be felt.

One of the first countries to do so, interestingly enough, was North Korea, whose currency, the won, counterfeiters ignore.

The two stewardesses became so popular, interestingly enough, that one of them legally changed her real name to the one I had given her on the book".

"So that interestingly enough, they were getting the concepts but they weren't getting the pictures that went with the concepts.

"We've been separate for 50 years, we want to stay that way, and it is time we finally say so openly". Interestingly, opinion polls taken before this summer routinely showed majority support for no change in relations with China.

So this interestingly tweaked revival of "Twelve Angry Men," the first major one in Washington since a touring version with Richard Thomas visited the Kennedy Center in 2006, has been engineered to say far more about racism than about the failures of the government.

It uses substitutions, as well as loan-words from other languages, to confuse the unwary: silver is "laundry", having sex is "frying", stealing is "buying", and so on.Interestingly, fenya contains a lot of Yiddish and Hebrew words: Jews entered the criminal world during tsarist times, when they were barred from owning land and from many professions.