Sentence examples for for being surprisingly from inspiring English sources

While some races are notable for being surprisingly close, others, like the race in Michigan, are notable for the opposite reason.

The tribunal found that senior Scotland Yard officers colluded in bringing a false disciplinary case, and Commander Nigel Mawer – who led the investigation into the loss of government disks containing the information of 25 million people in 2007 – was criticised for being "surprisingly and exceptionally careless" in his handling of the case.

Professor James Q . Whitmans book review in the Harvard Law Review criticizes The Illusion of Free Markets for engaging the writings of Michel Foucault on punishment, and for being surprisingly callous about the problem of mass incarceration.

In response to the question "How far have you ever travelled for a meal?" the restaurants worth packing a suitcase for were surprisingly diverse.

Mr Bush's poll numbers for "compassion" are surprisingly robust for a Republican.

(That, too, is likely in the offing for the Obama team). Yet praise for Obama was surprisingly grudging.

Yet praise for Obama was surprisingly grudging.

Until recently, the treatment for bleeding was surprisingly primitive.

Several leading Republicans, courted by the White House for weeks, were surprisingly cool to Mr. Bush's proposal.

Pereira, the former head of officiating, who now analyzes officiating for Fox, was surprisingly sympathetic.

At a time when everything is being cut, closed down, diminished and discontinued, the forecast for poetry is surprisingly fair.