Sentence examples for surprise conclusion from inspiring English sources

It is B.J., professionally a criminal but morally an innocent, who narrates the surprise conclusion in which, after much misery, a seeming resurrection takes place.

My biggest surprise conclusion is dollar buoyancy is finally perceived as bullish rather than normally negative for the stock market.

The finding that higher CSC is associated with more surgeons per million population comes as no surprise; similar conclusions were made in a recent study examining national cataract surgical rates and the number of surgeons available nationally in SSA countries [ 12].

Most novels, however, tend to provide satisfaction rather than surprise at their conclusion.

Yigal Palmor, spokesman for the Israeli foreign ministry, said the French results "come as no surprise, and their conclusion is only logical".

We have become used to 2016 lurching between the extremes of ridiculousness and despair, so it should come as no surprise that the conclusion to draw from the last two weeks is that snack foods are our saviours.

Having defenestrated, in previous books, everyone from Richard Branson to Bernie Ecclestone, from Conrad Black to Robert Maxwell, perhaps there is no surprise in the conclusions drawn in Bower's latest endeavour.

I was surprised by the conclusion Douglas Brinkley and Johnny Depp come to in their essay about Woody Guthrie's novel "House of Earth" ("This Land Was His Land," July 15).