Sentence examples for ended surprisingly from inspiring English sources

It began as a bit of partisan gamesmanship and ended, surprisingly, as illuminating political theater.

Their latest spin of the coaching wheel — which began with Phil Jackson and ended, surprisingly, with Mike D'Antoni — proves they are still masters of the dramatic arts.

We end, surprisingly, with the impersonator in a kind of communion with the Komodo dragon.

And the philosophical conflict dramatized in it ends surprisingly, in a way that provokes new questions about what Stone is up to in his writing.

The plot becomes tortuous, involving pirates and the kidnapping of the king's sons, but ends surprisingly in a song in praise of love sung by two young men.

Megan Friedman from Time called the ending "surprisingly smart", but felt it did not leave an impact on viewers who were already skeptical of the series' truthfulness.

The commission's report, released at the end of April 2001, ended up being surprisingly balanced.

Season's eatings Christmas with Father Whip ReprintsThe downbeat mood was compounded by new labour-market figures, which abruptly ended a surprisingly rosy period.

President Obama's meeting with Arab leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council leaders at Camp David ended with surprisingly upbeat statements and an "unequivocal" U.S. commitment "to deter and confront" any future aggression from Iran.

While legal teams for the Republican and Democratic parties fight three separate legal battles over the United States Senate race in New Jersey, the two main candidates had their first face-to-face encounter today, and it ended, not surprisingly, with enough shouts and posturing for a professional wrestling match.

I wonder if she ever has an opportunity to talk about the pregnancy that ended so surprisingly, shattering the early formation of any dreams for that baby.