Sentence examples for Taken unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

It is an unapologetically upbeat film in which utopianism is taken unexpectedly seriously.

Taken in a nibble, the peppers offer a welcome piquancy; taken unexpectedly in a gulp, they are lip blistering.

In Tripoli, each side accuses the other of starting the battle to take pressure off its allies in Qusayr, where rebels are enduring withering attacks and Hezbollah has taken unexpectedly heavy casualties that appear to number in the dozens.

During the third crusade, he learned that Jaffa had been taken unexpectedly, and he took ship from Acre in his galleys and sailed all night to Jaffa, where he leapt into the water ahead of his knights and waded ashore carrying his huge sword aloft, to retake the city in a few hours from the terrified defenders.

Shot in oppressive orangey tones and sometimes taking unexpectedly grisly turns, "Delicatessen" works best when simply allowing its characters to express their strangeness.

After the vociferous criticism of the justices -- especially but not exclusively those in the majority -- it is understandable that some might have been moved later in the term to take unexpectedly centrist positions.

The buses weren't the only things that took unexpectedly long to arrive Friday.

The show's sensibility is often surreal and absurd, with sketches that frequently take unexpectedly dark turns.

Additionally recovery from toxicant exposure takes unexpectedly long in the field.

The two men, however, have unexpectedly taken quite different paths this season.

The world lost an unbelievably special soul whose life was taken away unexpectedly.