Sentence examples for sometimes more surprising from inspiring English sources

While the plot of Swimming Sweet Arrow is sometimes more surprising to Vangie than it is to us, the accomplishment of the novel is in its voice a an affecting blend of innocence and experience, an attempt to give words to what seems inarticulate about love.

And sometimes some of the more surprising moments can come out in your excitement.

"What the DNA fingerprints told us was altogether more surprising: female sawfish are sometimes reproducing without even mating".

The wild-card fourth panelist was sometimes a nimble-witted comedian (Fred Allen and Steve Allen both had long runs on the show), sometimes a celebrity of another sort (Van Cliburn, Moss Hart, John Lindsay and Gore Vidal were among the more surprising occupants of the fourth chair).

What was more surprising was the way that even strong political considerations could sometimes be held at bay when a proposal seemed clearly without a good analytical foundation.

Even more surprising, the new standards are pushing longtime secretive rivals to cooperate, grudgingly and sometimes with prodding from regulators and politicians.

Even more surprising?

Others were more surprising.

Sometimes more.

Nothing looked newer, more surprising.

Other predictors are more surprising.