Sentence examples for has moved surprisingly from inspiring English sources
So my sense is that the world has moved, surprisingly quickly, from having too little information to too much, and that the more we're able to move, quite wonderfully, in the jet age, the more we need to be sure to have something to anchor us, and to keep us steady.
But she has moved and played surprisingly well, producing big serves at critical phases and continuing to generate the intimidating pace that has helped make her a champion (she has the fastest serve of the women's tournament so far: 118 miles per hour).
Now Sís has moved to a more abstract and, perhaps surprisingly, even more captivating subject: dance.
Not surprisingly, the mercurial fashion world has moved on to other words.
That is not necessarily because of the conservative nature of manufacturers, but rather because some processes have already moved surprisingly fast.
Not surprisingly, therefore, councils have moved into this vacuum.
Not surprisingly, Corbyn doesn't buy into the idea that Ed Miliband's Labour had moved too far to the left.
The movie world now is moving surprisingly fast.
So, in a move that has proved surprisingly effective, the district decided to tap into a time-honored American passion: keeping up with the neighbors.
Director Judd Apatow, who is best known for his signature crude humor, has crafted a surprisingly moving, totally honest and absolutely hilarious movie which made me feel like he had been eavesdropping on my life.
