funnily enough

Although I do know a man like that funnily enough.

Funnily enough I was just talking about this with a friend.

But funnily enough the word has got to be simple in itself.

"The man who wrote this book thought the same thing, funnily enough."

Great art today: most of it is American, funnily enough.

Watched it for the first time last week funnily enough.

Because, funnily enough, my evidence is that we've never had so many male teachers - 1 in each year group for the first time ever.

Funnily enough so far I disagree with almost everything they thought to add.

Funnily enough, I have a rather embarrassing relationship to this research.

"Funnily enough, this looks more like her than the drawing, even though she is dead."

He always had something to say and it was often, funnily enough, bleak.

I used it this morning - funnily enough, to make coffee.

The result funnily enough is only praise coming from the catholic community.

He didn't seem to see this as a good thing, funnily enough.

Funnily enough I found my manager to be understanding and helpful.

Funnily enough, he usually found he'd written about four thousand words, give or take a couple of hundred.

And, funnily enough, a number of us across the pond are not interested in it either.

Funnily enough, he never bothered to learn to read music, which made for slow learning.

But, funnily enough, in the episodes I watched, there was nothing about higher education.

Funnily enough, repeated research has shown that many people do not understand interest rates.

In the latter case, funnily enough, it might be used to buy government debt.

There is a great security in the theater, funnily enough."

Funnily enough, she could remember when she first heard that name.

Harriet had gone straight into property after her A's and left home, funnily enough, before she did.