Sentence examples for surprising bits from inspiring English sources

"The Man Who Wasn't There" is full of delightful idiosyncrasies and surprising bits of acting.

Bush has the sheer power to abuse defenses inside, and he flashes surprising bits of fluid agility.

A detailed examination of House and Senate seats in play, alongside state and local economic data compiled by Moody's Analytics for The New York Times, yields some surprising bits of encouragement for Democrats but also adds color to the overall daunting picture confronting the party.

Just after contacting the Vilenkins, I got another surprising bit of news: I was pregnant.

The V-6 accelerated strongly, though there was a surprising bit of vibration at idle.

For Iraqis, the soccer team's presence at the Games is a rare and utterly surprising bit of good news.

(The least surprising bit of data is that someone's chances of success increase over the course of an evening).

"There was a surprising bit of tension between the Reagan people and the Bush people in 1988-89," he said.

They got the surprising bit right: just five years after opening, The Public arts centre in the West Midlands now faces closure, having been slammed by the government as "a gross waste of public money".

It's probably the most surprising bit yet.

The recently revealed BlackBerry Curve 9360 is proving to be a surprising bit of hardware.