Sentence examples for surprising bunch from inspiring English sources

Another Hollywood Reporter poll dredged up a surprising bunch of stats, pertaining to how the voters actually watch the movies – indeed, if they watch them at all.

Collectively they form a varied and surprising bunch with a taste for playful-but-serious provocation: the spirit of Danny Boyle passes through, one is tempted to say.

Except for the Canadians, the survivors are in many ways a surprising bunch, and now that the smoke is lifting from the wreckage, the vanquished are packing up and the survivors are counting their blessings, the bracket looks a little unfamiliar.

This is not entirely surprising: a bunch of absurdly fit people under high pressure, crammed into dorm-like conditions, with 100,000 condoms reportedly handed out to last a mere two weeks?

That the American troops are so deep in the city was not as surprising as the bunch of people trying to pull that thing down.

Is President Obama's lack of reference to Carter and Bunch surprising?

Indeed, prisons seem to cause more crime than they prevent, hardly surprising when you throw a bunch of criminals together with nothing to do and lots of time.

Rob always has a bunch of interesting and surprising ventures going on.

Out of all the programs on offer, one of the most surprising was "Foodieodicals," which collected a bunch of little-known and independent food magazines from across the country.

Yet I wonder how surprising it is for television to feature a bunch of "fabulous" gay guys whose sole desire is to make the world a better place for straight men.

You'll see in the conversation below that IVF mothers are a modern bunch and the only thing really surprising was how clichéd it all was.