Sentence examples for rather surprising that from inspiring English sources

It seems rather surprising that Granada couldn't hang on to The Wright Stuff, I say.

It's rather surprising that sector-wide, such a debate hasn't happened yet.

It is rather surprising that the first histological report of thalamic 'microneurones' (to the 1949 International Neurological Congress3) has not been confirmed by anatomists outside Germany4,5.

So it's an interesting question for us to think about as a class why it is that she is under the impression that it's rather surprising that this is the response that you gave.

It is therefore rather surprising that one of the main complaints of the PSED review team is that the business community displayed very little interest in contributing to it.

"They are very difficult to read and I only had a magnifying glass, but if you spend long enough you can actually see them so it is rather surprising that, for example, someone read April 73 when it is January 74".

In fact, these actions may be one reason for the rather surprising statistic that shows George W. Bush running as well among veterans as Mr. McCain himself.

Mr Warburton said: "We now have the rather surprising statistic that, in the 12th year of Labour, we have the smallest number of families caught for inheritance tax and its predecessor taxes since records started 70 years ago".

After studying video footage of Mexican waves in stadiums in the northern hemisphere and those in the southern hemisphere, he has found a rather surprising phenomenon: that "stadium waves are more likely to go clockwise in the north and anti-clockwise in the south". Just why this should be the case is not revealed.

That would be rather surprising, given that THC content was 7percentnt on average in 1995.

Yet Mr Cameron, speaking in Manchester, has given rather surprising encouragement to that idea.