Sentence examples for slightly surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Nein? "I don't mind that at all," says Ian Broudie of the Lightning Seeds, slightly surprisingly.

In the auction Ivatury (West) slightly surprisingly made a simple one-heart overcall, not a two-heart weak jump overcall.

I expect her to defend this approach but, slightly surprisingly, she says that if she had her time again she might do things differently, that it's possible she got stuck in the past.

Looking at the album and the song in second place, our non-Cardle-loving readers' votes were very much in accordance with our critics' nominations, perhaps slightly surprisingly in light of some of the outrage posted under the lists last week.

So it is possible to set up a fund that offers returns akin to those in the hedge-fund industry but is able to charge much lower fees.Investment banks have (slightly surprisingly, given their close links with the hedge-fund industry) piled in, producing funds that clone individual hedge-fund strategies.

"Billy then left the club, and slightly surprisingly, Nialle was released from the club as well.

At the same time, however, buzzard density somewhat surprisingly slightly increased in the area colonized by eagle owls.

Somewhat surprisingly, slightly positive results were obtained also in Human (values >0.5), suggesting that distances of piRNAs to telomere and centromere regions are significant (statistically) also in Human, although to a much lower level than in Drosophila.

Somewhat surprisingly, however, CuCNPs released virtually no Cu in ultrapure water, which has a neutral to slightly acidic pH.

Once the London Paper had gone and then, slightly more surprisingly, the Evening Standard had gone free, what was the point of London Lite?

It was written, I am told on good authority, under the influence of champagne, which must be why the tone so perfectly matches the subject: exuberant, learned, urbane, slightly tipsy, surprisingly robust, and yet wracked with a sense of impending doom.