Sentence examples for it is surprising to read from inspiring English sources

It is surprising to read in the Guardian – of all papers – that suggestions of press misbehaviour and collusion are "machiavellian" and "conspiracy theories".

Put like that, the novel sounds not uneventful, and it is surprising to read the reviews that "The Portrait of a Lady" attracted when it first appeared as a book, in both England and America, in 1881.

It is surprising to read Qadhi argue about the "underwear bomber" who tried to bomb a plane, "There were even Muslims on that plane," as if killing non-Muslims was O.K., but if you add Muslims, that complicates the issue.

However, it is surprising to read about a woman fighter pilot from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Air Force, flying an F-16 "Desert Falcon" fighter jet, participating in the bombing raids against ISIL in Syria this week.

Third, the incidence of pulmonary embolism may have been different in the two groups but it is surprising to read that no pulmonary embolism was diagnosed in the control group.

In the Methods, in the subsection "Hormone analyses", it is surprising to read about an unexpected result that in 77 of 95 samples estrogen (E2) could not be detected.

It was surprising to read that the Republicans are banning guns from the convention.

With these lessons in mind, it was surprising to read that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is calling on the world for urgent help in stabilizing Yemen.

Re "The Living Nightmare," Feb. 12: It was surprising to read one of the most expansive newspaper accounts of the shame of sexual abuse in the sports section.

But it was surprising to read that some 23 classified estates in Bordeaux, well-known chateaus all of them, are now equipped with vacuum concentrators.

Thus it was surprising to read in several articles that an iron fist was in control of the Republican convention in Philadelphia early this month.