Sentence examples for surprisingly enough given from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the war mentioned above, surprisingly enough given such planning, is still going on, and is going badly.

The first explicit definition of causation in terms of counterfactuals was, surprisingly enough, given by Hume, when he wrote: "We may define a cause to be an object followed by another, and where all the objects, similar to the first, are followed by objects similar to the second.

Though she was prepared to persuade her mother about the move she surprisingly enough gave her daughter her blessing.

Fair enough, given its origins.

Surprisingly enough, Facebook is giving DataSift the keys to the castle for free in exchange for helping it rapidly break into the market with the startup's tech and relationships.

Surprisingly enough, countless brands make this mistake.

The cover of the DVD only has American Army written on it and, surprisingly enough, once you start it, it gives you the name and address of the maddah and the production team, which means they either have bat shit for brains or they just don't care and have bat shit for brains.

Surprisingly enough, an A-level in biology is a given when it comes to most institutions' entry requirements and many ask for a second science subject as well.

Surprisingly enough, she doesn't sound like she's giving a speech — but that doesn't mean it's a good reading, either.

Surprisingly enough, it's accurate.

And, surprisingly enough, it worked.