The phrase "and it is unexpectedly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a surprising or unforeseen element in a statement or narrative.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, and it is unexpectedly revealing the flaws in our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "and it is surprisingly" or "and it is unexpectedly so".
Instead, The Experience captures the furious perfectionism and physical exertion of Jackson's stagecraft and it is, unexpectedly, pretty good.
This new book by his wife, the gardener and writer Sarah Raven, is a companion piece but not a sequel – and it is, unexpectedly, a joy.
The answer is a world of hurt, literally, and it's unexpectedly embodied by Marcel Duchamp's famous ready-made sculpture "Fountain". How that connects to despair won't surprise buffs of dada, but Dauterman knits it up with Callie's personal grief to create a fresh, sober story with just a touch of adventure.
It's the press preview of the Biennale and it's unexpectedly hot in Venice.
This was not always feasible in unstable and critically ill patients, and it was unexpectedly found that long-term cricothyroidotomy was tolerated without a high incidence of negative sequelae [ 8, 9].
It might seem that a live improv encounter between the extraordinary Arcade Fire saxophonist Colin Stetson and Swedish free-sax wildman Mats Gustafsson would have audiences clinging to the fixtures to avoid being blown out of the doors – but this unplanned meeting at the 2011 Vancouver Jazz festival exhibits a raw but oddly affecting lyricism, and much of it is unexpectedly quiet.
Most of the new plan for the future is admirable, and a lot of it is unexpectedly far-seeing and enlightened.
It is unexpectedly formal and gorgeous, like an English version of Last Year in Marienbad.
It is, unexpectedly, a thing of extraordinary beauty and symmetry.
It is unexpectedly successful.
So it is, unexpectedly, with Argentine debt.
