Sentence examples for continuously surprised from inspiring English sources

BULGARIAN election campaigns in the last 15 years have continuously surprised with a newcomer.

"What was striking" about Mr. Hotaling's discovery, said Ira Berlin, a University of Maryland history professor and slavery expert, "was not that slaves were involved in building the Temple of Liberty," as the Capitol is historically known, "but that Americans are continuously surprised by the gap between American ideals and realities".

But over the past few months, I've actually been pleasantly and continuously surprised by what I've seen of Windows Phone 7 (the artist formerly known as Windows Phone 7 Series Phone, or something) — enough to think that it actually might be good.

My friend had a clear mental picture of what she looked like, but when she saw herself in the mirror, she was continuously surprised.

GM: It sounds cliché, but I have been continuously surprised at how little the American "market" values creative expression relative to other professions.

But he found himself continuously surprised and delighted by Mr. Mulkin's breadth of knowledge, from the classics to pop culture.

Messenger could include some sort of daily or weekly change in features that continuously surprises the users in a positive way.

For example, when I teach my class on medieval architecture, students are surprised to learn that the two oldest continuously run universities in the world are in North Africa (in Fez - a city in Morocco - and Cairo).

The ADE representative was surprised to learn that some people were supplied continuously.

More than that, WeChat has continuously been able to surprise and delight its users with new innovative features way ahead of other messaging platforms.

Surprisingly, despite having been in print continuously since its publication in 1977, the secret remains well enough kept for new generations of readers to be surprised – and sometimes even annoyed – by the classic title.