Sentence examples for both surprisingly from inspiring English sources

In conversation he comes off as both surprisingly shy and sometimes almost recklessly candid.

They are both surprisingly funny and entertaining, given the subject matter, and both are at heart teenage love stories.

A scene in which she embarrasses her young son by swearing during a fumbling conversation with his teacher is both surprisingly touching and stingingly authentic.

We start with kaw sach tru, wobbly pork belly oozing over hot coals, followed by muscular frogs' legs dipped in lime, salt and pepper – both surprisingly delicious.

Mr. Everett does his best and deepest work to date here, letting the holes in Wilde's silken webs of words emerge both surprisingly and naturally.

The world economy, in short, is both surprisingly buoyant and worryingly imbalanced.As a result, the outlook is more uncertain than the healthy rate of global growth indicates.

And, not surprisingly, both the shugo and the jitō became feudal lords.

Not surprisingly, both the weather-beaten locals and nuclear opponents are having a bit of fun.

Not surprisingly, both the 2018 exit poll and a recent poll from Emerson College show Trump's predicament.

Surprisingly, both Mr. Horgan and Mr. Maddox ignore the possibility that scientific knowledge does not steadily accumulate.

Not surprisingly, both the Singapore dollar and the benchmark Straits Times Index are flat from a year ago.