Sentence examples for moving surprisingly from inspiring English sources

The movie world now is moving surprisingly fast.

Since then, the zombie has experienced a sort of renaissance, with zombies appearing as a metaphor for consumerism (Romero's ), acting as agents of the apocalypse (as in Robert Kirkman's comic series ), moving surprisingly fast (in Danny Boyle's ), confounding one man's search for a Twinkie, and being assaulted with cricket bats and Sade albums.

And here, moving surprisingly stiffly and slowly, comes leonine John Warner of Virginia, the man who replaced Thurmond as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee a couple of years ago when Thurmond acknowledged that he had aged beyond the task.

Though this game features an older Drake, he was moving surprisingly well, knocking down an enemy and catching his opponent's gun on the fly.

Niklas Zennstrom moves surprisingly stealthily for a man of 6ft 4in.

That is not necessarily because of the conservative nature of manufacturers, but rather because some processes have already moved surprisingly fast.

Although clumsy in appearance, bears can move surprisingly fast, even through dense cover that would seriously impede a human or a horse.

The action moves surprisingly fast, particularly in the early weeks when there are many bakers in the tent, and three challenges to cram into an hour-long show.

But now that half a dozen security guards have been installed to guide shoppers in the right direction, the lines move surprisingly smoothly.

When seen, the Chestnut-bellied Cuckoo can move surprisingly stealthily through low and medium-height vegitation, running along and bounding between branched with its tail held low, or sitting still for extended periods of time.

So my sense is that the world has moved, surprisingly quickly, from having too little information to too much, and that the more we're able to move, quite wonderfully, in the jet age, the more we need to be sure to have something to anchor us, and to keep us steady.