Sentence examples for has surprisingly gone from inspiring English sources

This appealing art form has surprisingly gone unheralded.

While there is widespread agreement that instructors' verbal cues play a key role in student learning, systematic analysis of the noncontent language used by college biology instructors has surprisingly gone unexamined.

In affirming that decision, the majority opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens resolved a question that had surprisingly gone unanswered for all the myriad times that governments have used their power under the Fifth Amendment to take private property for public use.

Perhaps surprisingly, Margaret Thatcher went absolutely berserk.

Second seed Sharapova twice faces match point, and twice finds thumping forehand winners, while Panova's ball toss has not surprisingly gone walkabout under the pressure.

I can speak only for myself, but the last time I was in a pub (Sunday) the only interaction I had with a guy who wasn't one of the 15 boys I was with was a (presumably drunk) man who turned around, stared into my face at an uncomfortably close range, and asked, "Who is this captivating woman?" We have, surprisingly, not gone on to date.

It has surprisingly deep pockets.

However, just over a minute into the final round, after Sprott had surprisingly decided to go for a knockout, Harrison threw a left hook that floored his opponent.

She, not surprisingly, has gone easy on for-profit colleges.

The 5-to-4 decision addressed a question that, surprisingly, had gone unresolved for decades.

I have been teaching a class at Berkeley that has gone surprisingly well, but we ought to use design thinking to do this.