Sentence examples similar to surprising concept from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of wireless along with wireline in the coming GOP proposal was surprising — the concept was usually advocated for, in my experience, by the more diehard advocates of net neutrality.

This was a surprising new concept, totally strange and even shocking, but made complete sense to me.

"But it was not surprising as a concept.

Each scene has a surprising and fresh concept, but the jokes never seem complete.

After all, Prada is a brand that thrives on being contrary and surprising, on the concept of "ugly beauty", on thoughtful dressers and challenging clothes.

This is not surprising given the concept used to develop this instrument.

It is somewhat surprising that the concept of self-protection against gliotoxin, in fungi capable of its biosynthesis, has received scant attention since the discovery of gliotoxin in 1936 - given the reactive nature of this disulfide-containing metabolite.

This is perhaps not surprising given the concept of MSM is itself debated, and ideas of MSM sexual practices are not necessarily contextually specified or culturally articulated the same way in every situation [ 16, 20].

It is not surprising that the concept map activity is not the most valuable to everyone, as the other components being compared were specifically designed to be engaging and valuable to students.

A surprising number of concepts from dynamical system theory can also be associated with the structure of algebraic curves.

Musk exhibited a surprising familiarity with this concept.