Sentence examples for of surprising events from inspiring English sources

There have been a number of surprising events during the campaign.

In many ways these small metal items can unlock a chain of surprising events as well as memories, and I've just unlocked some of mine there.

"One of the peculiarities of intellectual history," Greif notes, "is that the most extreme positions taken after a particular conjunction of surprising events, outliers in their own times, periodically turn out to be lasting or, at least, recurring positions for subsequent years".

After a series of surprising events over recent weeks in which prominent candidates Boris Johnson and Michael Gove both exited the race, the field narrowed to Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom and Home Secretary Theresa May.

One of the surprising events of the last year has been the refusal of high-yield bonds (those rated BB, B and CCC) to begin defaulting or to start declining in price.

Shifting from one pattern of behavioral response to a more appropriate action in the face of unexpected or surprising events is central to adaptive behavior.

What follows next is a series of strange and surprising events that lead Sophie on a long journey to discover what her family have been hiding.

This week, they delve into the surprising events of "The Queen Is Dead," discussing the episode's themes; what Snow learned from her mother; Cora's grand scheme; how Emma truly feels about Neal; the surprising similarities between Emma and Regina; whether Snow has a dark side; the joy of having a "Downton Abbey" star on the show, and much more.

If the infant understands the implicit rules, he or she will show little interest in an expected situation, but will stare at images of a surprising event.

This is especially relevant to the current experimental manipulation given that recent models of the symptoms of schizophrenia emphasise the role of disturbed prediction error generated by surprising events (Corlett, Honey, & Fletcher, 2007; Corlett et al., 2007; Fletcher & Frith, 2009; Gray, Feldon, Rawlins, Hemsley, & Smith, 1991; Kapur, 2003; Murray et al., 2008).

The surprising events prove a couple of important points, market strategists say.