Sentence examples for is particularly surprising from inspiring English sources

Neither of these stories is particularly surprising.

None of this is particularly surprising just weeks before the election; I am far from reassured.

Their return is particularly surprising given that Madge Bishop died on screen in 2001 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

American women went 6-1 Monday, which is particularly surprising because clay has long been considered an American weakness.

What is particularly surprising about Mr. Forbes is how little his basic stump speech has changed in months of campaigning and how programmed his presentations are.

What is particularly surprising is how an industry that has been so successful in controlling its own regulations ended up in such disarray.

That is why it is particularly surprising that the administration began negotiations with the assistance board in late 1999 for a takeover of the buildings.

To anyone who has read "The Insider: The Private Diaries of a Scandalous Decade," by Piers Morgan, a former tabloid editor, none of this is particularly surprising.

That is particularly surprising given that in the United States full-time employees have 3.9 holiday and vacation weeks off a year.

Dennett's relative neglect of it is particularly surprising given that some of the scholars he discusses are so unequivocal on the subject.

California's poor showing in the survey is particularly surprising given that one of the 10 factors assessed by compilers of the "misery index" is weather.