Sentence examples for strangely so from inspiring English sources

Strangely, so did everybody else: it was no secret that hardly anyone in the Socialist camp expected to win.

But strangely, so were the elegance, clarity and transparency of the spaces.

These characterizations are laughably bad, and strangely so considering that when he wants to, Hage can actually write.

Strangely, so did President George Bush, whose officials had argued before the court for doing away with both schools' affirmative-action programmes.

But somehow she remembers it so vividly, so strangely, so much more than the winter that went before or the winter the came after.

When it boils down to what coaches refer to as the final couple of inches, the moment when for a player it comes down to instinct rather than a gameplan, Wales struggle, strangely so for a country that for more than a century produced players who had an innate understanding of the game.

The news, which was difficult to confirm, was obviously a shock, yet strangely not so; Jonny clung to the edge of propriety for most of the 25 or so years we knew each other.

But his most sterling virtue — strangely, for so great a dancer — is modesty, or proportion.

It's strangely addictive, so you might find that parents enjoy moulding into sculptures just as much as the kids.

Amid all the chatter about inequality and post-2015, gender voices have been strangely silent so far.

The innocent scams paid off and now Matthews is recognised as a business mover and shaker all over the world - although strangely not so much in Britain.