Sentence examples for consistently surprising from inspiring English sources

In other words, be consistently surprising.

It's alternately abstract and down to earth, recognizable and strange, and consistently surprising.

On paper "Band of Joy" might sound a bit like a return to familiar territory, but the performances are consistently surprising.

Like Truffaut, I find myself characterizing Jacques Becker's work by what it's not -- which is, I suppose, a way of saying that "Touchez pas au Grisbi" is, despite the calmness of its manner, consistently surprising.

That omission apart, this is a book of serious and scholarly social archaeology, and one that anyone with an interest in the history of British popular music, folk or otherwise, will find both constantly illuminating and consistently surprising.

Repeatedly consistent, consistently surprising, there's no reason to not want a return to Donald Glover's take on black Americans attempting to make their way in the word.

What initially seems ordinary becomes consistently and enthrallingly surprising.

The attitudes of the people Anderson met were consistently complicated, and surprising.

He refuses to sanitise or moralise or make himself look good, which keeps I Love You, Honeybear consistently, and sometimes unnervingly, surprising.

That Republicans remain beholden to the NRA, and consistently vote the way the organization dictates, is not surprising.

That Anna is not certain she wants to go, that she consistently stumps her teachers and is bored by her examiner, is not surprising.