Sentence examples for Unexpected substance from inspiring English sources

The result is a surprising triumph of (unexpected) substance over (conventional) style.

The principal, Winsome G. Smith, said she learned about the problem on Wednesday night, when her building manager told her the contractors had found an "unexpected substance" and were seeking more time to lay the new floor.

Kristen Fortney, the company's thirty-four-year-old C.E.O., told me that she had also begun testing computationally designed drugs to find an unexpected substance that would powerfully affect those markers.

But the vision that stays with me, the one that captures the unexpected substance of a much-maligned play, is that of a young prince, running into a darkness where God-knows-what awaits him.

Initially setting this fiercely eccentric world — Anderson's own Magic Kingdom if you will, apart from the director's previous universes — are aspects that combine to give it unexpected substance and more than a trace of sorrow.

Among the first steps is to investigate the nature of the unexpected substance.

In New York City, of course, we get rained on by not quite right but not quite unexpected substances all the time.

Microscopic tests of the businessman's skin found no sign of any restraint or defence injuries, while toxicology tests found no trace of any poisons or unexpected substances in his blood or tissues.

Besides the expected TR-I and H6H reaction products, acetylated forms of tropine were also generated in these experiments, indicating that the expression of alkaloid-pathway enzymes in a transgenic background can produce unexpected substances.

Many wineries try to explain away their reluctance by arguing that consumers will be confused by long lists of ingredients, or even a short list of traditional but unexpected substances that have been used in winemaking for centuries.

Readers have come to expect the unexpected from SubStance, and to experience a sense of participating in the formulation of emerging theories.