Sentence examples for Surprisingly gets from inspiring English sources

The darker view has been around for just as long, and, not surprisingly, gets its biggest play in England, where Napoleon has been pictured as a megalomaniacal dwarf ever since Gillray's caricatures.

Tinder Plus also (not surprisingly) gets users out of advertisements, which thus far have been few and far between but will likely begin to infiltrate the platform more and more.

When more salmon reach their spawning grounds, the MDN, not surprisingly, gets more widely dispersed into the watershed.

Our foundation has carved out a niche focused on the protection and conservation of coral, a slow-growing and precious animal that still, surprisingly, gets mistaken for a beautiful rock that can be used in home décor or jewelry.

Populations in many developed nations are, not surprisingly, getting heavier.

Education, not surprisingly, got left behind in the dust.

On assignment, he skated with Wayne Gretzky, but not surprisingly got more out of his dad, Walter Gretzky, talking backyard rinks.

The preamble's a long time ago now, but, somewhat surprisingly, getting through to the third round won't make the slightest difference to Robson's ranking.

"It sounded like something the Supremes would do if they were still around in 1989," Randy said, surprisingly getting the date of the album exactly right (again, do they get production notes?).

Bad weather had been forecast throughout the day, but play surprisingly got under way at 13:10 BST.

So he ate an entire paper bag of rejected Peppermint Patties, and, not surprisingly, got sick.