Sentence examples for somewhat surprising when from inspiring English sources

In these experiments a fact was observed, which appears somewhat surprising: when the large battery was attached and the armature touching both poles of the magnet, it was capable of supporting more than 700 lbs.

Even after three to five years of development, studies, meetings and focus groups, it is always somewhat surprising when a company lays a festering, stinky egg of a product that no amount of advertising spend can rescue.

So it was somewhat surprising when the Soviet Union's Robert Emmiyan joined Beamon in the select 29-foot circle with a jump of 29-1 May 22 in the Soviet state of Armenia.

Overall, not very, which is somewhat surprising when you consider that the book's locus are the years between 1988, the year acid house blew up in England, to 1994, the year of the Criminal Justice Act the bill that essentially outlawed outdoor raves in the UK.

These results were regarded as somewhat surprising when first observed.

However, the preserved RM component in the aMCI group seems somewhat surprising when considered along with the findings of the pronounced declines reported by several measures of traditional retrospective memory test (i.e. Directed Memory, RCPTC, Story Recall) in aMCI groups.

In the case of antenatal and delivery care, the positive effect of household wealth is somewhat surprising, especially when one considers the fact that such services are free in public facilities and also covered by the National Health Insurance Scheme.

The sudden slowdown followed a somewhat surprising April when retailers recorded a 3.8% sales gain over the previous April.

"To see that so many women deliberately commit 'photo sabotage' and upload unflattering pictures of friends is somewhat surprising, particularly when you consider how many said they'd be mad if the same was done to them," Rebecca Huggler, co-founder of MyMemory, told the Telegraph.

While Olkin and Sampson demonstrated this somewhat surprising result when the observations are independent within and across studies based on a common variance, Mathew and Nordstrom confirmed these findings in a much more general setting where the observations within a study are not necessarily independent and the observations across studies can have different covariance matrices [ 19].

It is somewhat surprising, then, that when Ms. Fey describes how she does "juggle it all," her life seems decidedly unenviable.