Sentence examples for even less expected from inspiring English sources

If anything, it was even less expected.

The LPs' most significant influence was even less expected.

And then, at the back of the book, (where there were few use marks to be found), I came across something even less expected than the abstract blankness surrounding the calendar pages.

The most damaging criticism was even less expected: Gary Carr, the speaker of Ontario's parliament and a veteran Conservative, said voters "should start to question [Mr Eves's] ability to govern when he makes decisions like this".

When you're out reporting, you generally don't know too much about what you're getting yourself into, but with Reggie, things are guaranteed to take a turn for the even less expected.

What she doesn't expect is to find a man who makes her feel "that shaky, embarrassing, inexplicable desire to press her body intimately against someone else's". Even less expected (for Phoebe, but a delightful setup for the reader): That man is West Ravenel.

A cultural prohibition on using state power against street protests runs strongly through Thai politics, but some observers suggested that the military guards did even less than expected to stop the demonstrators.

Negative ICC values reveal greater within-subject variability than between-subject variability, representing agreement that is even less than expected by chance alone.

Less expected (though even more hoped-for) was the softer stance towards inflation in the Open Market Committee's accompanying statement.

Other answers were less expected.

The lower than expected proportion of positive reactions suggests that the cells were more diluted than predicted by counting on the haemocytometer and that therefore there was even less chance than expected of two cells being in the same reaction.