Sentence examples for always surprisingly from inspiring English sources

It's always surprisingly campy.

Pietersen has always been unexpectedly mild-mannered in conversation, just as he is always surprisingly big in person.

"Burn Notice" resumes its second season on Thursday like a sarcastic friend whose absences may not be lamented but whose reappearances are always surprisingly well met.

Each proved a revelation about past habitation and building practices, the evidence always surprisingly deep and speaking volumes about subsidence rates over the ages.

Sorensen spoke informally at every Welliver dinner, and he was always surprisingly funny — surprising, because funny is not what you expect from earnest, seemingly wooden, Midwestern progressives with horn-rimmed glasses and dorky haircuts.

David Markson, whose wry, elliptical novels probing the scattered mind of the artist and the unruly craft of making art were frequently called postmodern and experimental and almost always surprisingly engaging and underappreciated, died Friday in his Greenwich Village apartment.

And it's always a surprisingly diverse turnout.

Presented by the BBC at the Royal Albert Hall in London, the concerts are broadcast live, and many of them are heard on radio stations across Europe.Relations between French and English musicians have always been surprisingly close.

Perched high up in what was always a surprisingly intimate bowl thanks to its steep rake and excellent sightlines was to be immediately assaulted by a Proustian rush of memories.

Besides the fact that the algorithm is always convergent, surprisingly, there exist flow conditions for which the asymptotic convergence rate is equal to zero.

"Now available for small-to-medium businesses, Drobo is what it has always been – surprisingly advanced and scalable storage, packaged and priced for people who don't need to have doctorates or second mortgages to have easy, functional, sophisticated capabilities at their fingertips".