Sentence examples for somewhat surprising to from inspiring English sources

Given that growth, it's somewhat surprising to learn that Kennedy and Sungevity aren't taken very seriously by their larger competitors.

So it was somewhat surprising to hear from several performers that they suffered stage fright at each performance.

Given his explosive introduction, it's somewhat surprising to learn that Porter's idol is the laid-back Monaco forward Dimitar Berbatov.

The fact that I've become, that my 15 minutes of fame has extended a little longer than 15 minutes, is somewhat surprising to me".

The talks could resume at any time, but the failure to reach an early plea agreement was somewhat surprising to lawyers in the small circle of espionage law.

Of all the people who conspired against Rafael Benítez during his final, internecine season of attrition at Liverpool it is somewhat surprising to include the name Aly Cissokho.

While immune specificity and memory are well understood to underpin immunisation in vertebrates, it has been somewhat surprising to find similar phenomena in invertebrates, which lack the vertebrate molecular mechanisms deemed necessary for immunisation.

It is somewhat surprising to find a student of evolutionary history embracing this view of individual development, for the idea that we all contain the seeds of our own destinies gains no support from evolutionary thinking.

It is somewhat surprising, therefore, to learn that neurons can respond to stimuli with millisecond precision, and to hear proposals that synchrony of firing may be essential for image encoding and object recognition.

Coach Bennett's decision to name Hunt as the starting fullback was somewhat surprising, due to Hunt's original selection, the week before the match, on the interchange bench.

His somewhat surprising readiness to throw in Palace's talented teenagers (his reticence to do likewise at Sheffield United was often a source of irritation to fans) has also helped to raise spirits.