Sentence examples for Even more unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

Even more unexpectedly, Sir Elton's million-dollar fee may have been a reduced rate.

Even more unexpectedly, Hamlet embraces the ghost of his father, although this reflects Mr. Brook's belief that the entire drama revolves around the existence of the spirit.

Even more unexpectedly, she has expanded this period piece so that it stretches from 1965 to 2018, coaxing forth a remarkable amount of suspense from the way her characters change over time.

Even more unexpectedly, 70% in the UK and 69% in Canada who expressed some personal difficulty with evolution also said they felt experts in genetics were reliable, even though genetics is a fundamental part of evolutionary scientific research.

Even more unexpectedly, in the piece she is creating for Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, two dancers do indeed touch each other in what she jokingly calls her "Not Me Pas de Deux".

Even more unexpectedly, Murdoch's flagship newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, ran an op-ed essay last week by the reliably conservative Michael Medved trashing over-the-top Obama critiques from Palin, Rush Limbaugh and Dinesh D'Souza as "paranoid" and "destructive to the conservative cause" — the cause defined as winning national elections.

The results disclosed that the antibacterial efficiency of HTCC-modified montmorillonite was unexpectedly even more than HTCC.

All of this made it even more remarkable that vintage Derrick Rose unexpectedly reappeared in Chicago's first playoff game.

It's a coup for the company to acquire Song of the Earth; even more to dance it so unexpectedly well.

Guy Goma, from Congo-Brazzaville, was even more surprised to find himself unexpectedly being interviewed on live TV, and the resulting clip was a global hit, though not one that benefited Kewney.

Just as unexpectedly, there are even more where these came from.