0 used to remark that something is surprising but true: --
Strangely enough, everybody has been telling us that it is more flexible to have this choice.
Strangely enough, the summer season is never the best season for recruiting.
Strangely enough, grand and petit sergeanty are retained.
Strangely enough, these resolutions are practically always carried unanimously.
Strangely enough, at the end of the year there was a shortage of eggs.
Strangely enough, some of the problems which we have had with employers have been their unwillingness to join their appropriate unions.
Strangely enough, the available statistical evidence demonstrates that most violent attacks in public places are perpetrated by men against men.
Strangely enough, this desire is less cultivated in architecture school than either skill development or novelty.
