Sentence examples for longer surprisingly from inspiring English sources
He's no longer surprisingly hostile; now he's surprisingly benevolent.
But on this sunny day we had it, no longer surprisingly, all to ourselves.
"I think the days are getting even longer, surprisingly," he says with a light laugh as the deceptive nature of time amuses him.
I am on an "Extended Ride on the Pyongyang Metro," which meant I was allowed to visit four (no longer surprisingly) dimly lit stations--this, despite the large number of elaborate chandeliers and light fixtures housed in each.
Studies have shown that patients with a short life expectancy who choose hospice over continued treatment and last-ditch assists like ventilators and feeding tubes live not only better but, surprisingly, longer on average.
According to a recent study, giving workers menial tasks or, surprisingly, longer breaks actually leads them to believe that they have less time, while having them write to a sick child, for instance, makes them feel more in control and "willing to commit to future engagements despite their busy schedules".
While it seems like looking at each individual email would take longer, that's surprisingly not the case.
Not surprisingly, longer exposure to the project was associated with greater likelihood of making a definite appraisal but that appraisal was more likely to be unfavourable.
In these conditions (i) if the overheating is applied to an as-received material, the residual life of the material remains unchanged compared with the isothermal creep life; and (ii) when applied to a pre-crept material, surprisingly, the longer the overheating at 1200 °C, the longer the residual life and the larger the deformation at failure at 1050 °C.
Now it is at its best, now it is poised like a mature woman whose beauty is no longer fresh but still surprisingly potent".
Surprisingly, the longer, thinner one was better ($850 ,as opposed to $2,250), even though it was an awkward length, something you see on a longish belted cardigan, maybe?
