Sentence examples for nearly surprising from inspiring English sources
That the financially impressive unicorn is in as much trouble as it is, is nearly surprising.
Another escalation in a seemingly endless conflict is not nearly the most surprising thing about a Trump presidency.
Essentially the court, after surprising nearly all legal experts by taking the case, seems to have lost its nerve.The immediate legal effect of the ruling was minimal.
Two days later, the news broke, surprising nearly everyone associated with the university, and the board's executive committee, with just three of six members present, voted to accept the resignation.
Surprising nearly everyone, this enormous slagheap of debt rising up by the side of the glittering new pools of financial wealth turned out to be more than just an aesthetic problem.
One of the most surprising results of the November election--very nearly its only surprising result--was the passage in California and Arizona of ballot initiatives designed to permit sick people to use marijuana.
And the fact that Schaeffer influenced a prominent evangelical politician like Bachmann isn't nearly as surprising, strange or scary as Lizza's piece often makes it sound.
But what was nearly as surprising as the revelation that he is now a woman called Kellie was the grown-up reaction of the hard-nosed boxing community.
But Clarke's victory, though unexpected, was not nearly as surprising as Els's out-of-the-blue triumph on Sunday considering that Els was six shots off the lead when the final round began.
