Sentence examples for certainly more surprising from inspiring English sources
It's debatable whether this is more or less despicable than attempting to hurt an opponent, but it's certainly more surprising.
Certainly, it was more surprising because Farah went to the starting line already installed as a national hero, an object of vast affection and respect, and carrying the confidence of Sebastian Coe, arguably the nation's greatest track hero.
Yesterday's news about the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is just the latest reminder of this; there will, almost certainly, be much more "surprising" and "alarming" news to follow.
The depiction of the noose and the use of Wesson's name are certainly more worrisome — and it's not terribly surprising that the council president would be shaken up by them.
Deron Williams (7.8 assists per game) and Joe Johnson (17.4 points per game) could certainly make cases for All-Star recognition, but the more surprising exclusion was Lopez.
" Because " there are certainly more buyers in the market than there were last year," Mr. Peyton said it would not be surprising if the broadcast networks and cable channels were able to put through "small increases" in rates.
(And all the more surprising that Hoosiers/Indianans immediately raised such a ruckus after the passage of RFRA. Hoosiers in general certainly don't muster such enthusiasm even on Election Day).
Others were more surprising.
Perhaps a bit more surprising?
Nothing looked newer, more surprising.
