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

It is surprising to think that American natives Hepatica americana, H. acutiloba and H. nobilis survived this onslaught.

Like the plays of Shakespeare or the songs of Irving Berlin, Spock's precepts have sunk so deeply into our collective knowledge of the world that it is surprising to think that they were actually made up by someone.

At first, it is surprising to think that striped bass, white perch, bay anchovies and winter flounder have a stake in the design of the future World Trade Center.

It is surprising to think how this book, read at the impressionable age of eleven, primed me with so much of the science and philosophy I was later to discover in far more serious and weighty tomes, and was an early but vital instruction in how the English language could be made to do amazing things and defy all rules while still making hilarious sense.

There are tiny salamanders, perhaps just 2.5 centimeters (an inch) from the ends of their snouts to the base of their tails: it's surprising to think that an animal with a backbone can get that small.

Still it's surprising to think that the tables could turn so dramatically in, effectively, six years.

It's surprising to think people were able to survive here for all these years.Health conditions are deplorable, with open-air sewers and broken drainage pipes.

It's surprising to think that before this ordinance was passed, Houstonians had no local tool to address discrimination against people who are LGBTQ -- but it's true.

"It's surprising to think of Changyuraptor flying because it's so large, maybe the size of a peacock," Chiappe said.

'I think it's surprising to think that you'd do it (practice medicine) any other way really.

Given that best estimates suggest that atheism is the fourth biggest "religion" in the world (so to speak), it really shouldn't be surprising to think that atheism might have a variety of cultural expressions.