Sentence examples for although not surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Frédéric Fekkai showed timeless, tasteful makeup, although not surprisingly, it was his sleek starlet hairstyles that were most compelling.

None of my strange living was done for the artsy romance of it, although, not surprisingly, the characters in my fiction share a similarly complex, troubled idea of home.

The Kurds are, indeed, mostly Sunni, although — not surprisingly, considering their ill treatment at the hands of a long succession of Sunni-dominated Iraqi regimes — the majority of them regard themselves first and foremost as Kurds.

Like most good administrators, Walsh understands that leadership begins with presence — although, not surprisingly, he was nowhere to be found in or around a euphoric Pacers locker room late Saturday night.

Tomorrow we will hear some of the fruits of their labour, although not surprisingly, not every issue is resolved.

Only last week, the company was said to have been in talks with Groupon, although, not surprisingly, Pahlavan can't comment on that report.

Many credit card issuers also impose both a currency conversion fee and an ATM fee, although perhaps not surprisingly some cards cost more than others.

And not everyone is necessarily comparing Van Horn to Bird, although that issue, not surprisingly, was raised in Sports Illustrated.

Although there is, not surprisingly, a tendency for genetically related languages to be typologically similar in many ways, typological similarity of itself is no proof of genetic relationship.

The role of the teenaged Calogero (as in Calogero Lorenzo Palminteri --who also serves as narrator--is Palminteri --whoer Bobby Conte Thornton, who does Palminteri --whoith his ever-present chores (alsoough he iservessurprisingly overshasowed by Cordero).

Although the music was, not surprisingly, all upbeat, few consistent themes were to be found.