Sentence examples for grow surprisingly from inspiring English sources

When all factors are optimal, snakes grow surprisingly fast.

But as the deadline for Apfulbaum's execution ticks close, kidnapper and hostage grow surprisingly fond of each other, recognizing they are both men of God.

They live in a land called the Olive Country (where they grow, surprisingly enough, olives), where there is no fresh water and all books have been destroyed, and which is ruled by a tyranny reminiscent of Big Brother (the George Orwell version, not the Channel 4 one).

For instance, they have large eyes that grow surprisingly fast (100 µm per day), exhibit good optics [ 2, 3] and powerful accommodation [ 4].

The family ran down an extensive list of examples of his romantic indecisiveness, then his father grew surprisingly serious.

But then the story grows surprisingly dark and unfunny, and still the audience is being asked to laugh.

"As people have overcome their shame at saying they are descendants of fugitive slaves, the numbers have grown surprisingly".

The knowingness slowly fades, however, and what could be a plain tale — and is in danger of becoming a sappy one — grows surprisingly inward and dense.

The macabre has grown surprisingly commonplace to Ms. McIver and Ms. Ronan, the 15-year-old star of "The Lovely Bones".

Even as the economy was growing surprisingly quickly during the first three months of this year, the job market remained much weaker than economists had initially thought.

Over the past 25 years American incomes have become less equally distributed, typical wages have grown surprisingly slowly for such a healthy economy and the real wages of the least skilled have actually fallen.