Sentence examples for surprising matter from inspiring English sources

A coinfection of L. major, L. tropica, and Crithidia in different sites on body of the man in our research from Khuzestan province can approve the existence of these pathogens and nonpathogens in suspected patents, but the surprising matter is that how nonpathogen of Crithidia made acute lesion in right hand of patient.

"12 Years" tells the fact-based story of Solomon Northup (Eijiofor), a free man who in 1841 was kidnapped and sold into slavery, and his travails -- at once horrifying and surprising, no matter how much you think you're ready for them -- when he is trafficked to a series of Southern plantations for more than a decade.

That he hung out with Picasso, Matisse, Rodin, and Brancusi is not surprising; what matters is that his appraisal of their work was so acute and so respectful that they entrusted him with the task of selecting and hanging it in America.

Given the places where Mr. Munita travels, it is not surprising that the subject matter of his photographs is often heavy.

The Italian clothing retailer has long been known for its provocative advertising, but the adverse reaction to "Unhate" was unprecedented, if not surprising given its subject matter.

It may seem surprising, but these matter.

Each has its personality and surprising dignity, no matter how scruffy.

The piece doesn't travel anywhere spectacular or surprising, but no matter.

However, its complexity itself should not be regarded as problematic or even surprising, for that matter.

So it would be surprising if dark matter models yielded such a tight correlation.

Economists argued over how much of that increase — and, for that matter, the surprising strength in consumer spending — was caused by the unseasonably warm winter.