Sentence examples for speak surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Many Ohio Democrats speak surprisingly harshly about their candidate as a north-eastern liberal who is out of touch with Ohio's conservative values, and a cold fish to boot.

And while that third vote hasn't materialized as of this article's publication, Republican senators have started to speak surprisingly openly about pursuing "Plan B," which is their euphemism for a bipartisan healthcare bill crafted with Democratic input.

The wardrobe department spoke surprisingly calmly of the awesome challenge of dressing a cast of thousands.

Here were men who spoke surprisingly little about the companies they were investing in, the products they made and the like.

For instance, 50 Cent spoke surprisingly warmly of Hillary to the Daily Beast, before explaining that he mainly admired her for tolerating Bill's infidelity.

I was scouting out cherries at a fruit stand when the vendor, who spoke surprisingly good English, learned I was from New York and asked me an unusual follow-up.

In the discussion with Jean Laplanche and Robert Badinter, Foucault says that criminologists of the 1880 1900s started speaking surprisingly modern language: "The crime cannot be, for the criminal, but an abnormal, disturbed behavior.

As far as one can tell, Jewish crooks of the period really did speak a surprisingly elaborate and cautious diction.

While their respective lives are, of course, clouded by the very different fictional time periods in which they lived, the words they speak are surprisingly similar.

They spoke with surprisingly little rancor.

Mr Davutoglu denies that the radar system is directed against Iran or Russia; yet he speaks, rather surprisingly, of a golden age in Turkey's ties with America.He also argues that the upheaval in the Middle East cannot be entirely put at Turkey's door.