Usage of "strangely enough"

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Usage of strangely enough in English

The Swedish immigration authorities had registered him, strangely enough, as a Serb. 
 The girl with the dragon tattoo 

We sat in the drawing-room until six, but, strangely enough, the Hon. 
 Eliza 

Now, strangely enough, I had no great interest in that calabash stew. 
 Arizona Nights 

The patient, strangely enough-weaffirm it as an eye-witness-complainedof no pain. 
 Madame Bovary 

Here, strangely enough, it was the Chancellor who fumbled for his handkerchief. 
 Long Live the King! 

And, strangely enough to them all, Kitty seemed to like the job. 
 When A Man's A Man 

Then strangely enough, as it seemed, we stepped off to level ground. 
 The Mountains 

Yet after all, I knew all that could be known, strangely enough. 
 A Village Ophelia and Other Stories 

Everything was as usual, but, strangely enough, it did not reassure her. 
 The Debtor: A Novel 

Pharaoh however, strangely enough, did not seem to take to this suggestion. 
 A Tale of Three Lions 

And strangely enough he, too, evolved from physician to psychologist, to philosopher. 
 The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Personal and Political 

And yet, strangely enough, Dave realized that his emotions were unaccountably mixed. 
 Heart of the Sunset 

But-yousay-He gathered his whirling thoughts, and, strangely enough, grew calm. 
 The Auction Block 

Now, strangely enough, that small fat person was nephew to Dick Dudley. 
 The Professional Aunt 

Yet a few things-allin London, strangely enough-havesaved our investments from disaster. 
 Quicksilver 

In the morning the world, strangely enough, was outwardly the same. 
 The House of Toys 

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Meanings of strangely enough in English