Sentence examples for remarkably surprising from inspiring English sources
Every now and then, we learn of a story in which adults have done likewise, and the results are remarkably surprising.
This lack of reaction is surprising given how remarkably linearly the preference-derived GCvsAT pressures relate to GC content (see above).
He kept surprising me by insisting that he wanted no control over the book and by being remarkably open and honest about everything.
Dismissed in their day as sexless and ungainly, these wayward experiments look remarkably relevant — not surprising since many have resurfaced on the catwalks, recast and updated for a modern eye.
Montipora taxonomy (as with all reef building coral) is based on skeletal morphology, which recent studies have shown can be remarkably variable, with surprising examples of convergent evolution [4], [5], rapid evolution [6], and phenotypic plasticity [7], [8].
"It's remarkably important, as well as surprising, that Mrs. St. Clair is willing to part with these things," said Morton N. Cohen, the author of "Lewis Carroll: A Biography" (Knopf), who wrote one of the two introductions to the sales catalog.
