strangely enough
strange to say

Strangely enough, the answer to all three questions is yes.

We thought of them, strangely enough, as our special children.

Strangely enough we did not fall into each other's arms.

Strangely enough, it turned out to be not too bad a book.

And then, when you get up, strangely enough, a lot of those things leave.

The air, strangely enough, seemed to be free of it.

And strangely enough, they really did seem interested in me.

Strangely enough, no one asked where all the furniture had gone.

Strangely enough, the nature of their relationship was never discussed.

Strangely enough, she had almost begun to love the country herself.

"Strangely enough, talking to you now is working for me."

Strangely enough, they both end up together again in the next episode.

Strangely enough, when his mother finally came to find him, she had seemed to know precisely where he was.

Strangely enough, God figured very little in any of this.

Strangely enough, they all seem to be black and/or Hispanic.

And now, strangely enough, you are to get your heart's desire.

Its surface was clear, but strangely enough did not reflect her face.

Strangely enough, the memory of the last few months had just returned to my mind.

But, strangely enough, I've never given much thought to his relationship with photography - until now.

Strangely enough, Courtney gave me the idea herself the next morning.

Strangely enough, the guards only showed him the way now.

But he added, "strangely enough, some of the concerns were close to what might have happened."

Strangely enough, the French have no use for this ritual.

Strangely enough, I'm not quite sure how it's affected us.

Also, it served some sort of religious purpose, strangely enough.