Sentence examples for how surprising that from inspiring English sources

"But I don't know how surprising that is given what we've seen in semiconductors and tech recently".

So how surprising that, almost 50 years later, the pioneering postmodernist should find herself refashioning one of Graham's signature works, "Lamentation".

How surprising that the most introspective of the Beatles should be the one who, in the long run, takes the most effective actions".

How surprising is that?

L.M. A. You can find a fair number of online complaints about It's Just Lunch, but how surprising is that?

How surprising, then, that Pavin somehow forgot to introduce Cink at the opening ceremony on Thursday, misreading a teleprompter and leaving him out, only to correct the error and reintroduce the team with Cink laughing hard on the stage.

How surprising, then, that those voters have had their hearts broken in two consecutive debates, as they watched first a lackluster defense of the sanctity of life, and then a surrender on the defense of traditional marriage.

And if it is, how surprising would that be?The incest taboo is an integral element in human development because it opens the door to the individual's independence, to leave home and engage intimately in outside relationships.

How surprising then to find that far from that, Sir Craig Oliver, one of the leading lights of remain, has decided to instead try to pin the blame for his failure on others, particularly the new prime minister".

The surprise is how moving, how deeply romantic the book is – surprising, that is, to those who persist in thinking of Sondheim as merely ingenious, a deviser of musical crossword puzzles, instead of the passionate explorer that he is, irrepressibly searching for the new forms that will keep alive the art to which he has devoted his life.

How surprising is it that international commerce has played a much smaller role in the economic history of Africa than in that of Europe in general and Western Europe in particular?