Sentence examples for much more unexpected from inspiring English sources

But it was much more unexpected.

Yeah, it's iambic pentameter — but it turned out to be Shakespearean in much more unexpected and hard-to-capture ways".

It's not always a great write-up in the Times or a big marketing budget, it's so often much more unexpected.

But, as I discovered when I entered the marble-floored lobby this summer, the building was a much more unexpected cultural treasure: an $80 million, 203-room Sheraton hotel, which opened in June and became Batumi's first international brand hotel.

Roman Abramovich, a Russian billionaire, has ploughed more than £400m into Chelsea since he bought it in 2003.Yet behind the very public changes in the ownership of English football are signs of a much more unexpected shift: many of the top clubs are trying rather hard to live within their means.

Alex Kim, a 23-year-old American qualifier, struck a much more unexpected blow: winning by 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 against Kafelnikov, who bore little resemblance to the smooth Russian winner of two Grand Slam singles titles who traditionally saves his best tennis for Australia.

The front side of the menu is devoted to sushi and sashimi ($8 to $28 for two or three pieces), almost all of it given embellishments much more elaborate and unexpected than wasabi and shiso.

The Spanish study shows that scientists need to be much more aware of unexpected effects of antibiotic use high up the food chain, Boxall says.

"What I have noticed is that the audience is much more interested in an unexpected twist, even if it's a downbeat twist".

In an unexpected but much more plausible twist, they found the DNA of a green turtle, another species on the menu for the 1951 dinner. .

That's an unexpected observation: How much more personal can you get than to trace the death of a husband, the disruption of a family?