Sentence examples for is something surprising from inspiring English sources

Ideally there is something surprising, shocking, moving or amusing about it.

Everywhere you look in Antananarivo, or Tana, as it's known, there is something surprising and different.

Annie Lowrey, of the New York Times, tweeted, "There is something surprising, admirable, touching even, in the internet era, about the persistence of @ElBloombito".

For supporters of the use of intercept evidence in criminal trials – that's to say real-time recordings of conspirators convicting themselves out of their own mouths – there is something surprising about some of the reaction to the data retention and investigatory powers bill (the unfortunately monikered Drip), before the House of Lords tomorrow.

The World Bank has started an entirely new reproductive health program, including family planning, which is something surprising from them.

But there is something surprising about "The Casting Couch".

But by the next evening there was something surprising in the air.

Then, suddenly, there's something surprising: Dalí mentions his belief in the power of "strictly visual communication".

"This is a relative of Lincoln Center, and at the same time it wants to be something surprising and new".

Given all the gurning she does in photographs, there's something surprising about how softly spoken she is.

No matter how elaborately and imaginatively they are dressed up, there has to be something surprising about them that comes from within if they are to keep us company for any length of time.