Sentence examples for maybe surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Maybe surprisingly, Simon Thandi, joint managing partner at FixedFeeTaxReturn, agrees with some of these concerns.

Well, maybe surprisingly, the average NASCAR fan seems to be better off than the average fans of other sports.

"It's a topic in which, maybe surprisingly, Israel is pushing ahead," says Raphael Mechoulam, a chemist at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Two will be nos, and one is a maybe, surprisingly, Johnny Isakson of Georgia, who actually voted in committee to ratify.

"I always had a great deal of pride in my career but, maybe surprisingly to some people, I actually had very little ambition.

Maybe surprisingly, for testing with respect to the cut metric, we prove there is a universal (not depending on the property), polynomial in 1/epsilon query complexity bound for two-sided testing hereditary properties of sufficiently large permutations.

Perhaps surprisingly, the answer is a qualified maybe.

Maybe not surprisingly, and similar to a pattern often found on listservs, lot of users have only few posts, while few that post several times.

Maybe not surprisingly, the language of anti-­elitism has often been a useful tool of the most rapacious and merciless among the elite.

Those elites can be ­public-spirited and responsible or they can be selfish and shortsighted.... Maybe not surprisingly, the language of anti-­elitism has often been a useful tool of the most rapacious and merciless among the elite".

But they loved seeing David Walliams' divine Bottom in Midsummer Night's Dream last year and they also, maybe more surprisingly, loved the new RSC Henry IV Parts I and II, with Antony Sher as Falstaff.