Sentence examples for more surprisingly that from inspiring English sources

Another country, perhaps more surprisingly, that got it right but got it wrong was Hungary.

Much more surprisingly, that year of training also turned into a first-place victory at the national competition in New York and the chance to represent the U.S. at the World Memory Championship.

At one point, struggling for a phrase, she says she has lost her "inner dictionary"; at another, more surprisingly, that she "really shouldn't talk about politics, because I don't have the right words".

On Tuesday, Cruz outlined in some detail his case against the interventionism of the Rubio-McCain-Graham wing, saying that Egypt and Libya were better off with the secular dictators that previously ruled those countries, and — more surprisingly — that Bashar al-Assad, who is responsible for hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, should remain in power.

Figures from this research team indicate that over a 20-year period, the net warming impact of using shale gas is worse than coal - and, perhaps more surprisingly, that conventional gas may be worse than coal as well.

Pundits and celebrants caught up in the moment have pronounced that King's "Dream" has been achieved, and perhaps even more surprisingly, that the Founders' vision has finally been realized.

More surprisingly, James Madison, that slaveholding Virginian, felt the same way.

Still more surprisingly, it was that rarest of birds: a work of lasting genius from a mid-70s white funk band.

This is even more surprisingly by considering that most of the advanced algorithms in PGSolver are sequential.

More surprisingly, there's sculpture that's distinctly painterly and draftsmanly.

And even more surprisingly, it wasn't that hard to weasel our way onto a few of the major club's guest lists.