Sentence examples for ever more surprising from inspiring English sources

As cosmetic procedures become more widespread, so nature becomes ever more surprising and unpleasant".

The joke gets richer and deeper, the angles the trio attack from ever more surprising.

As he grapples with the achievements of Mozart, Haydn, Bach and Handel -- seeking first to emulate, then to surpass them -- he finds himself creating music that seems ever more surprising, personal and forward-looking.

This is even more surprising as the Euglena gracilis chloroplast genome was among the first plastid genomes ever sequenced (Hallick et al. 1993).

The aftermath was even more surprising.

Then he said something even more surprising.

Frog & Bucket, Thu to 23 May You might think that people go on enough about Josie Long, but that's because she keeps bending comedy into ever more new and surprising shapes.

Given the history of the past 25 years, in which union power has grown ever more limited, it is perhaps surprising to hear how busy Hall is.

Teaching, of course, is a form of entertainment (ever more so, these days), so it's somewhat surprising that Mr. Emmott doesn't cut a more confident figure on stage.

Mr Arafat's high-handed government grew ever more isolated.Then, at Camp David in July, Mr Arafat received a surprising offer on Jerusalem, the main sticking-point in negotiations.

Blakroc What's more surprising about "Blakroc" (Blakroc): that it ever happened, or that it works as well as it does?