Sentence examples for surprisingly enough to from inspiring English sources

She was referring, surprisingly enough, to her namesake shoe label.

Labour local councils should introduce gas buses; though they will be hard pressed to do so because of the deep cuts in grants that the coalition government has made – surprisingly enough – to Labour authorities.

The only thing I was surprisingly enough able to acquire again was a Prophet '08 synth, but of course the patches change and that in and of itself kind of changes what you can and can't do in a live performance if you don't have the time to retailor all of those sounds.

The combinations she came up with were surprisingly diverse enough to get her through the month, "but once you hit Week 3, you think, You've got to be kidding me".

While Pretzels did not actually live in Manhattan – he was a resident of the Westchester County village of Hastings-on-Hudson who was allowed to enter because his owner lived on West 26th Street – fully 35 of the other competitors, surprisingly enough, did, according to the brewers board.

i'm taking tibetan medicine and at the recommendation of the tibetan doctors i've been eating a vegan/organic diet, which surprisingly enough was harder to do in india than it is now that i'm back home.

These limits, surprisingly enough, were found to be considerably lower than the respective ones when those parameters were applied as inclusion criteria in large clinical trials with TNF-blockers.

Short-track speedskating has, surprisingly enough, been around long enough to have its own set of proverbs.

Surprisingly enough, one natural way to account for this possibility brings us very close to a Derridean domain most philosophers of language make every effort to avoid.

Surprisingly enough, their rivalry appears to be friendly.

Surprisingly enough, it often soars to heights of not bad.