Sentence examples for distinctly surprising from inspiring English sources
It may be necessary, but it is hardly sufficient, else we might have the distinctly surprising, but inappropriate, "pancreatic," or "buxom," or "left-wing" – the kinds of random adjectives that computer-generated poetry spews out.
Even if the policy change is exaggerated by our sources, no one has disputed how distinctly Slide is being run, and that is surprising.
But given Gould's aloofness ('reticence' to his friends, 'arrogance' to his opponents) and distinctly acerbic manner, both at lectures and in dealing with the public and media, such attacks are perhaps not that surprising.
Anderson came to see what he called "nation-ness" as a surprising, distinctly modern and potentially favorable turn of events.
A hefty slab of Montana elk, however, had a distinctly metallic taste, not surprising considering that the animal was picked off from a helicopter by five men wielding Uzis.
This caution is not surprising, given the public's distinctly anti-gun control tilt.
