Sentence examples for a surprising subject from inspiring English sources

Usually attached to a surprising subject.

It might seem a surprising subject for a man who sees common humanity wherever he looks.

As a teenager, many of Barbara Johns' wildest fantasies were about a surprising subject: a new school.

A surprising subject for network analysis to emerge from the physical sciences more recently is the Eurovision song contest.

Entitled Eden and After, its perhaps surprising subject is children – or, more accurately, childhood.

This time his surprising subject was Raymond Roussel's novel "Impressions of Africa".

But he had also absorbed (perhaps from his very early research, on the slightly surprising subject of the Fabians) Beatrice and Sidney Webb's injunction to apprentice sociologists: "Treasure your exceptions".

But his meditations on surprising subjects like time travel and "man's relationship to monsters" make him something special.

It's not available here on DVD, and is shown rarely; it's a surprising film which, in subject and approach, blends Italian neo-realism and the visionary romanticism of F. W. Murnau (whose silent version of "Faust" would later be the subject of Rohmer's doctoral thesis).

The novel deserves acclaim, but it is a surprising hit, perhaps, given its subject matter and the downbeat nature of the heroine.

Under-pressure Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was the subject of a surprising £35m bid from AS Monaco, according to reports.