Sentence examples for are often unexpected from inspiring English sources

And the results are often unexpected.

The works chosen are often unexpected: Mr. Johns, for instance, has selected Manet's "Execution of Maximillian" (circa 1867-68).

In Mr. Cucchi's 14-foot-wide by 45-foot-deep house, light is diffuse, and the sources are often unexpected — from under tables, sofas, and a sink.

Anyone who has stepped into a new leadership role knows that the less-than-positive feelings that come with authority are often unexpected.

The TV hits of any year are often unexpected (The Choir, The Great British Bake Off) but in Donald Rumsfeld's category of what we know we know about, I'm most looking forward to a series the former American defence secretary wouldn't like.

In fact, Mr. Edwards said that the question he heard most often at student talk-backs was, "How do you learn all those lines?" But between the obvious comments, there are often unexpected ones — one of the reasons Mr. Edwards loves working with young people.

The result is often unexpected and beautiful".

LONDON — In the art market as in war, the worst danger is often unexpected.

Most of our graduates hail from other states so the decision to stay in Connecticut is often unexpected.

Experts say parents of NICU infants experience multiple traumas, beginning with the early delivery, which is often unexpected.

But in most cases in all four war zones children demonstrated a resilience, maturity and sagacity that was often unexpected.