Sentence examples for holds surprising from inspiring English sources

Self reported health holds surprising predictive validity for health [ 21], and self reported sick leave measures were found to be good to fair between self-report and official registered data on sick leave [ 31].

That expectation may seem prohibitive to an adult wanting to hold down a job while making the transition, but these programs hold surprising appeal.

A consistent finding is that very simple summary health ratings hold surprising predictive validity for health [ 30].

Ronaldo has kept a lid on any resentment of Messi in recent seasons but having already been irritated by questions about his own goalscoring form, he responded without holding back, surprising even his own coach Zinedine Zidane who was sat next to him in the pre-match press conference room.

It holds a surprising amount of stuff, has multiple pockets, and folds out into a frankly luxurious, fleecy change mat.

Mostly, thought, They're a Weird Mob holds up surprising well as an entertaining time capsule and a compilation of many things that haven't changed – from small gestures like returning shouts of beer at a bar to ongoing city rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney (highlighted in a scene featuring a cameo from Graham Kennedy) and the generous spirit and welcoming attitudes of Australian people.

It is, in truth, very handsome and holds a surprising amount of stuff without too much of a jumble.

Fatah held its ground, surprising the Israeli military.

Nice black v-neck number Lund! Clearly that small bag you brought with you for an overnight stay held a surprising number of outfits.

When it comes to traffic jams, a study released last week held some surprising news: New York, the nation's largest city, has fewer traffic troubles than many Southern and Western cities.

The pomp and pageantry of the British Royal Family hold a surprising degree of fascination for the French.