Sentence examples for somehow surprising from inspiring English sources

McRae's voice is deep and rough, his rhythm slow yet somehow surprising.

The depiction of how society would have evolved under the Nazis is simultaneously obvious and somehow surprising.

The theoretical risk of somehow surprising this nonexistent, thrill-seeking novice insomniac kayaker someday — that is not nearly worth waking up hundreds of hardworking families every single morning.

Somehow surprising was the observation of comparable mortality rates in non-tumor, non-septic patients with versus without AKI (15%).

However, the high interest of participants in areas such as mental health promotion and research, as well as addiction treatment modalities, was somehow surprising.

It seems somehow surprising that it has no smell.

That none did — jail, joblessness, depression and general irresponsibility intervened — somehow isn't surprising.

That he has been a constant presence in the relatively modern medium of photography is somehow more surprising.

It's somehow not surprising that Darcy raises the matter of our responsibility in its purest form.

IT was somehow not surprising to me that the Russian pianist Evgeny Starodubtsev, whose playing I did not know, turned out to be such an accomplished and probing artist.

That his battered, ruined body had finally given out was somehow less surprising than the abrupt recognition of how much he had meant to so many.