Sentence examples for surprising by from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Rodriguez keeps his performance fresh and surprising by rigorously reining in the drama.

The gang's social anonymity isn't completely surprising; by their own admission, they are nerds.

More surprising by far was the atmosphere of celebration and joyfulness – just plain fun – that pervaded the proceedings.

The payoff, though, is surprising: by building a station that's minimal and efficient, you also build something artistic.

That in itself is an astonishing statistic, made even more surprising by both teams' wobbly qualification campaigns.

According to industry executives interviewed after the analyst's disclosure, the answer is yes, such a step would be deemed surprising by most people in the advertising industry.

The mainstreaming of racism and hate on both sides is an unfortunate but hardly surprising by-product of the festering Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

One of the surprising by-products of racing under lights is that you can see into the driver's helmet as most prefer to wear clear visors to minimise any glare.

Unsealed lipid edges and incomplete β-barrels are a surprising by-product of this membrane perforation by incomplete CDC oligomers, as was recently suggested based on electron tomography of various pneumolysin assemblies (Sonnen et al., 2014).

"As a science, I think we need to stop being surprised by surprising discoveries," DeSilva said.

There are some surprising country-by-country statistics included in the report as well.