Sentence examples for surprising charges from inspiring English sources
Not surprising, charges that Maclean's, based in Toronto, had unjustly and inaccurately portrayed Quebec came first from members of the Parti Québécois, which wants Quebec to separate from Canada.
That surprising charge comes in a part of her book where she describes a profile that she wrote on G. Gordon Liddy but that was never published.
For as much as the Giants have accomplished in their late, surprising charge to the close of the 2000 regular season, much more is at stake Sunday.
They used that momentum to make a surprising postseason charge.
There is a comical absurdity to this scene, as there is to the perfect, color-coordinated pairing off that concludes "Boyfriends and Girlfriends" ("L'Ami de mon Amie," 1987), in which the woman in the green dress ends up with the man in the blue shirt and the woman in the blue blouse goes off with the man in green -- but also a surprising emotional charge.
This is not surprising: when charged Glu residues are replaced by hydrophobic Ala, unfavorable electrostatic repulsions between Glu180−Glu180 and Glu187−Glu187 pairs are eliminated and replaced by more favorable hydrophobic interactions.
Indeed, Perkins comes across as so apologetic and self-abnegating that it's surprising he even charges money for the book.
The structure described here explains all available crosslink experiments, provides a rationale for previously unexplained structural features, and reveals a surprising asymmetry of charges within the chaperonin folding chamber.
It's not surprising that these charges rarely come forward.
It will be very surprising if criminal charges are not soon filed against some of WaMu's former executives.
