Sentence examples for deeply surprising from inspiring English sources

Bartoli's deeply surprising victory was uplifting.

All this was deeply surprising to me.

And then there are two recent discoveries, both of them deeply surprising.

And then there was the deeply surprising Umedalen sculpture park in the grounds of a former mental asylum.

But that be deeply surprising, and contradict the emerging Washington consensus: that Obama will forge ahead with limited military strikes, probably cruise missile strikes launched from destroyers stationed in the eastern Mediterranean, and possibly over the weekend.

Saritas and Smith define discontinuities as "rapid and significant shifts in trajectories without the aspect of being mostly unanticipated or deeply surprising" which "[extend] beyond single events" and "fundamentally [alter] the previous pathways or expected direction of policies, events and planning regimes" [66].

John Carter spent years cataloging everything, and the result is "House of Cash" (Insight Editions, $40), a deeply personal, often surprising scrapbook of his home life.

After deciding to continue her season and play in the tour championships in Madrid, she made a surprising, deeply reassuring run to the final, nearly beating the No. 1 player, Justine Henin.

Unlike their previous show But Wait, There's More – a surprising, deeply progressive manifesto on anti-consumerism, and the beauty of the individual as part of a whole – the new show, TWENTYSIXTEEN, doesn't start with a political thesis.

His vases such as I Was An Angry Working Class Man, topped with a gilded pit bull terrier, and Plight of the Sensitive Child, are deeply autobiographical and surprising.

I think Cartel Land plays on those themes in a deeply personal and surprising way, and offers a unique perspective.