Sentence examples for surprising instances from inspiring English sources

In a few surprising instances, Pence veered from conservative orthodoxy.

The most surprising instances are known as the "Romeo and Juliet" cases, involving consensual sex between teens.

The vinyl situation suggests that in some instances, analog may not be completely supplanted by digital competitors, so the 2010s will likely see some more surprising instances of both.

Plus, for a book set in an ultra-white fictional Connecticut suburb, Martin still managed to include surprising instances of inclusive diversity.

The enthusiastic blurb I received from Annie Dillard was the most surprising instance of that.

The number and diversity of dialogues from the medieval period is, hence, surprising, with instances among the works of writers from Augustine to Ockham and Nicolas of Cusa, and across the different religious traditions.

The figure becomes more surprising, for instance, when you consider that the Mets, who played their inaugural season in 1962, lost their first eight openers.

It would be very surprising, for instance, if the new Congress did not try to repeal the current law barring Medicare from bargaining for lower prices with drug companies.

It is a truly gorgeous place, trad yet surprising; for instance, every grand hotel has masses of flowers in its lobby, but the George V approached flower arrangement as though they were from another planet.

Exercise helps; other tips are more surprising: for instance, thanking people each evening for the good they have done you during the day serves as a protection against mild depression.

It is hardly surprising, for instance, that middle-aged South Korean workers took to the streets of Seoul in 1998 wearing bandanas claiming that IMF stood for "I'm Fired" after that institution appeared to force several banks into closure.