Sentence examples for it especially surprising from inspiring English sources

He will explain a lot more as the movie progresses, none of it especially surprising or mysterious.

That makes it especially surprising that the Times, in particular, did such a poor job.

Why? It's especially surprising that so many conservative evangelicals avoid it, particularly when the blood and suffering of Jesus seem to be so central to their theology.

It was especially surprising because Mr. Ovitz had served as Mr. Spielberg's agent.

It is especially surprising to see such a view on the pages of the family-owned New York Times.

It's especially surprising if you think that a machine is doing the decontextualizing unintentionally, and ending up with something that seems poignant or meaningful.

If the major concern of the committee was with the integration of service commissioning, it is especially surprising that personalisation was not explored from this perspective.

It is especially surprising that those weapons which, according to intelligence reports, had been deployed to southern Iraq for use against the invaders haven't been found.

While this is a statement only a young person would make, it is especially surprising coming from such a skilled writer and observer of the human condition.

It's especially surprising, considering so many of the productions are weirdly stark - 'Get Off My Dick' is actually avant garde.

It is especially surprising because the Bochner Riesz profile of the one-dimensional standard Laplace operator is known to be essentially different and the case of operators H and L resembles more the profile of multidimensional Laplace operators.