Sentence examples for Unexpectedly though from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, though, instead of passing through the gold foil, some of the particles bounced back.

Unexpectedly, though, his 29-year-old son, William Saint Eloi, hit the housing jackpot.

Unexpectedly, though, the wharf side of the World Financial Center bustled.

Unexpectedly, though, in the chapter about the early life of Obama's father in Kenya, there came a jolt of recognition.

Unexpectedly, though, his age and inescapable gravitas work for "Ghost Protocol," partly because they invest the outrageous stunts with a real sense of risk.

Unexpectedly, though, spending on chemotherapy drugs accounted for almost $21 million of those costs, much more than the $7.5 million the insurer would have otherwise paid.

His successful tenure, though, unexpectedly brought with it not contentment but angst.

The trip turned out to be unexpectedly heartening, though.

There are occasional examples of sportsmanship unexpectedly surfacing, though they are very much the exception rather than the rule.

The only time I see him slightly off balance is when I mention his friendship with Nick Clegg – they worked together in Brussels and Clegg attended his wedding – at which point Kinnock colours unexpectedly, as though he were the first politician to be friendly with someone from another party, and jokes about his "dirty secret".

"If you don't stop believing in things that can't be proved in black-and-white," he tells her, "you're going to crack up". Mr. Stanton, who can do bogus faith healers like Brother Bud without half trying, is unexpectedly appealing, though scarcely warm-hearted.