Sentence examples for surprising change of from inspiring English sources

At this point, the novel undergoes a wonderfully surprising change of gear, of tone, of personality.

In May 2008, in a surprising change of pace, she appeared in a production of "Endgame," Samuel Beckett's grim comedy about mortality, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

It was also a surprising change of scenario in relation to Milan, where the Brazilian was treated like a prince even after the Manchester City affair.

It sometimes feels like Mark Carney has given Greenspan's wisdom a twist -- saying something clearly, then following it with a surprising change of position.

But this surprising change of coaches this late in the season also involves what looms as Lamoriello's last stand: trying to win a second Stanley Cup for John McMullen, who has sold the Devils for $175 million to the new YankeeNets combine controlled by Steinbrenner.

"Unfortunately today, I have to say that the talks at this level are blocked, and that block came first and foremost because of the surprising change of the position of the D.P.A. and the P.D.P.," President Trajkovski said, referring to the two ethnic Albanian parties in the government coalition.

Skins running back Tim Hightower, who fits this scheme because it allows him to build momentum early in runs rather than play stop-and-start, capitalized in the first half; fourth-round rookie running back Roy Helu showed off his surprising change-of-direction ability a few times in the second half.

The extension of the tax bracket was the most surprising change to come out of this year's budget negotiations, which Mr. Cuomo and legislative leaders were close to wrapping up on Tuesday.

In a series of congeneric ligands, surprising changes of protonation states occur and are overlaid on the binding process.

The story contains many deft and surprising changes of mood, and has a complex and skilfully handled chronology, giving brief glimpses into our protagonist's past and future.

That work, the energetic "Joggiiiinng!" by a composer who uses only the name Fuzzy, was the most involving of the scores, not least for its surprising changes of texture and direction.