Sentence examples for much more surprising from inspiring English sources

However, her speech was much more surprising.

It's much more surprising than that.

It made the wild finish on 18 that much more surprising.

But the truth - and the story behind women in space - is much more surprising.

The Irish seemed to regard him as not much more surprising than the British were.

Even more gratifying, and much more surprising, is the Pope's suggestion that this stricture applies, in effect, to God Himself.

But "Here I Am" is something much more confident and more surprising.

I'm glad to see Emma Stone nominated — although she deserved it for her role in Woody Allen's "Magic in the Moonlight" instead, a much more composed and surprising performance.

Marion takes Brenda on a journey in search of the truth, and while the two women become friends of sorts, Wicomb studiously avoids letting her story lapse into an account of phony racial reconciliation — it's much more complicated, and surprising, than that.

Labour's fortunes were much more interesting and surprising.

While the majority of calls to the poison centers, more than 1,100 per day, are about a young child getting into medicine or getting too much medicine, the more surprising insight is that the percent of teens ages 15-19 who experience a serious outcome is more than six times greater than the percent for 1-4 year olds.