Most unexpectedly, it defies the current midrange trend in which carmakers are prioritizing luxury over performance.
Most unexpectedly, perhaps, we are learning to live with urban wildlife.
Most unexpectedly, the outstanding Nitrous morphs from a lament to a laughing-gas seller into an unlikely folk deconstruction of Olive's 90s pop-dance hit You're Not Alone.
(Most unexpectedly, he occasionally has almost boyish bursts of joy, as when he invites his No 2 Chris Partlow to Atlantic City).
Most unexpectedly, he exhibited a lightness of touch in difficult moments that enabled him to keep the focus on his preferred themes; for example, dismissing Mr Salmond's complaint that Scotland did not want its Tory-led government in Westminster by revealing, tongue-in-cheek, that he had never voted for Mr Salmond either.
Most unexpectedly, a typhoon to the south far from the network always enhances IG waves incoming from the NE to ENE direction (Figure 6d).
Most Unexpectedly Effective Argument For Getting A Rose: "But, I'm a man".
Most unexpectedly, they are hearing from the families of victims of drone strikes, thanks to the work of groups like Reprieve in Great Britain.
Most unexpectedly, after the new "progressive" moment in January 2009, the "new populism" in America is now decidedly on the Tea Party Right; sparking an anti-Obama, anti-Democrat and anti-government movement; questioning the president's religion, patriotism and even his birth place; and tinged clearly by some with an ugly racial edge.
Most unexpectedly, Mr. Barreda reappeared.
Most unexpectedly, a recent study on human cells reveald that approximately 30% of cellular proteins are 'wastefully synthesized'.
