Sentence examples for most surprising element from inspiring English sources

"The most surprising element of putting together this show," said Peake, "was the audition day for the rollerskaters.

His draft platform's most surprising element is the number of positions that dart to the left of the Clinton administration.

The most surprising element following the draft is the immediacy of the transitional arrangements for the framework's introduction.

The most surprising element of Rangers' goal was that it did not have a noticeably dispiriting effect on its victims.

Perhaps this explains the most surprising element of the museum: instead of focusing on the classic rock dear to Mr. Allen, it overwhelmingly favors independent music.

Perhaps the most surprising element is that the onscreen alter ego — normally a tiresome device — turns out to be a big part of the fun.

One of the most surprising elements in the documentary "The Central Park Five" is how mild the five actually are — at least, in the present.

"One of the most surprising elements was the degree to which they've used their own government's military documents actually against their own government and against their own democratic processes and structures," Ebner said.

"One of the most surprising elements was the degree to which that they've used their own government's military documents actually against their own government and against their own democratic processes and structures," Ebner said.

The most surprising and chilling element of Ackerman's account is about what he called "the politicized military".

Perhaps the most surprising, and somehow encouraging, element of the incident was that it demonstrated that people still get upset about this sort of thing.