Sentence examples for and surprisingly very from inspiring English sources

It's slick, compact and surprisingly very affordable.

This is a powerful film that ends, unfortunately, and surprisingly, very weak.

The use of diagnostic interviewing over the telephone for high scorers on the HADS was also able to identify cases of MDD and was also, and perhaps surprisingly, very acceptable to patients (Allen et al, 2003).

The IHC scores for all proteins tested except Klf4 were significantly increased in the malignant and borderline vascular tumors relative to the non-diseased controls, and were surprisingly very similar to the levels observed in benign vascular tumors.

And the athletes who participate in combat sports like tae kwon do and judo are surprisingly "very nice".

A: I scare very easily, and there are, surprisingly, very few actual scary moments during Prometheus.

We're on the verge of entering a double-dip recession, and there's been surprisingly very little conversation in Washington or on cable news networks about how to actually get millions of Americans back to work.

The entries started with hopeful titles like "Building a Viking warship" and "the ship is launched", and quickly turned shorter and grimmer, with "a rough first night" and "hypothermia strikes" and "hampered by the weather" and "false hope"... suggesting 1) that Vikings were, perhaps not surprisingly, very hardy, and 2) reasons why they didn't have time to leave detailed on-voyage journals.

He was, surprisingly, very shy and insecure.

Having this reinforcement and being held accountable is, surprisingly, very liberating.

Scott Walker, who dropped out of the race last month, said, "She came across as surprisingly very confident and I thought relatively pleasant".