Sentence examples for a less surprising from inspiring English sources
When Chinese authorities opened up access to the English version of Wikipedia last month, it was a less surprising move because of the language barrier.
If this seemed a less surprising achievement than it might, it's because it's now almost inconceivable that the walls ever held up its roof without him.
The truth, which comes through in these videos, is that the pilot riding to work, on the A train, can expect a less surprising workday than anyone else on his subway car.
Two small, little-known French resorts, Risoul and St Jean d'Arves, came fourth and fifth respectively; Sölden came third, and another Austrian resort, Lech, took a less surprising second place.
A less surprising candidate for discerning Blu-ray resurrection is The Shop on the High Street (Second Run, 15), Ján Kádar and Elmar Klos's elegant, Oscar-winning Holocaust fable about the conflicted friendship between an elderly Jewish shopkeeper and the "Aryan controller" she believes merely to be her hired assistant.
As an example, a promising way to model the part of fruitfulness concerned with novel predictions within the Bayesian framework might make use of the observation touched on above that, by Bayesian lights, verifying a more surprising prediction raises one's rational confidence in a theory more than verifying a less surprising consequence of that theory.
After she aged out of her career as one of the most highly paid models of the 1990s, with campaigns for Dior and Chanel and some 250 magazine covers to her credit, she became a musician, a transition less surprising when one considers her heritage and past relationships.
If it seems a little less bold, a little less surprising than its predecessor, you still wouldn't bet against 21st Century Breakdown repeating its success.
The repeated "fucking" dropped in at the climax of the stately Encyclopedic Knowledge Of is a shock; less surprising is just what a quality artist Kannberg has turned out to be.
But viewed in the context of the wider history of commercial mood music, Spotify's use of audio commissioned by Epidemic Sound for mood-based playlists seems a lot less surprising; in fact, it would seem to represent a continuation of a practice that has gone on for nearly a century.
