Sentence examples for may prove surprising from inspiring English sources

For those who have followed Malala's saga only since a Taliban fighter shot her, Mufti's detailed accounting of her slow rise — she appeared in a Times documentary, in 2009 — may prove surprising.

For those who have followed Malala's saga only since a Taliban fighter shot her, Mufti's detailed accounting of her slow rise she appeared in a Times documentary, in 2009 may prove surprising.

While the musical selections may be recognizable, the movement they inspire may prove more surprising.

There was clearly more to C. J. than they could see, or even imagine in their darkest nightmares; the family's life may prove equally surprising, and similarly troubling.

It would be a shame to give away the startlingly romantic homosexual relationship that erupts between two characters, but suffice it to say that the affair begins with what may prove the most surprising, and hot, stage kiss of the season.

His new book, which starts another trilogy, veers away into the completely new territory of the historical novel, and it may prove to be his most surprising achievement yet.

Perhaps the most surprising finding was that excessive weight may prove a boon for pedestrians in a collision.

Although not surprising, the authors suggested that such a measure may prove useful as an end-point of resuscitation.

It is perhaps not surprising that, if these bone metastases also express somatostatin receptors, octreotide scintigraphy may prove superior to 99mTc bone scintigraphy.

This may prove disastrous.

Usage may prove capricious.