Sentence examples for surprising manner from inspiring English sources

When science writer George Johnson's partner Nancy was diagnosed as having cancer, he reacted in a surprising manner.

After exiting the Borg ship in a rather surprising manner, you are confronted with an even bigger problem.

A notable example came in the Luening finale, a movement in the surprising manner of a Scots folk song, which he presented vividly.

Due to its unusual curvature, the Misfortunate Scythe for that is just what it was—swung around in a surprising manner, causing Serval Lancet to cut off his own head in one clean stroke.

"In my case, this new figurative art reminds [me] greatly of abstract expressionism but the unique characters that reside in my universe are recognized in an easy and, as experts say, really surprising manner," Moñú tells The Creators Project.

And when a major villain is killed onscreen in a most surprising manner by a most surprising hero (arguably the biggest crowd-pleasing moment in the book), it's edited so tightly that we can't tell who said hero was defending (again, my wife, who hadn't read the book, didn't know who was in peril).

It is hard to say which is more surprising: the manner of his return or the work Twombly is now displaying at Inverleith House, his first major show in Britain for 15 years.

In "Quantum Man" — part of the "Great Discoveries" series, for which I have also written a book — we see more of his other side: a master mathematician who could concentrate on a problem for hours and then recast it in a surprising new manner.

Toward the end she should solve that problem in a surprising and comical manner".

Beyond his trademark agitated yelp and panic-attack rhythms are all manner of surprising and compelling sonic twists, from the crawling bass tremor underpinning Graftin' to the ridiculously perky synth motif that dances through Stand Up Tall's chorus.

The extroverts are on the dancefloor, the oddballs are in the kitchen and all manner of surprising couplings are taking place in the room where the coats are stored.