Sentence examples for particularly surprising about from inspiring English sources

There's nothing particularly surprising about allegations of gender discrimination at a Silicon Valley tech firm.

There was nothing lurid or in bad taste about Mr. Armani's clothes, but neither was there anything subtle or particularly surprising about them.

What's particularly surprising about Fleck and Hanssen's analysis is that they don't find much evidence that the film industry is changing.

The police say that there was nothing particularly surprising about the scooter case, and that they conduct thousands of DNA and fingerprint tests every year.

What is particularly surprising about Mr. Forbes is how little his basic stump speech has changed in months of campaigning and how programmed his presentations are.

Otherwise there is nothing particularly surprising about "String Fever," which roves pleasantly enough through territory that has been repeatedly explored on stage (Wendy Wasserstein's "Heidi Chronicles"), film ("The Big Chill," "Baby Boom") and television over the last two decades.

That is not particularly surprising since about 75percentt of all money managers consistently underperform the market as a whole.

Is there anything particularly surprising or unusual about the act's provisions?

It is particularly surprising that, in a book about tumour immunity, there is no discussion about how the microbial and self-antigens recognised by iNKT might be physiologically involved in tumour immunity or, indeed the search for tumour-derived, CD1d-restricted antigens.

The result, which was voted for by the public, was particularly surprising because little is known about the 23-year-old from Hornsey, north London.

So Andreessen's commentary on how the firm is approaching consumer vs. enterprise investing isn't particularly surprising given all the talk about the Series A crunch and the rut in consumer investing.