Sentence examples for surprising nature from inspiring English sources

Paul Laity Ageing You're Looking Very Well: The Surprising Nature of Getting Old, by Lewis Wolpert (Faber).

It is the surprising nature of the cardboard furniture collection at the Creative Trust that helps to make people smile.

That's why it's both surprising — and, given the surprising nature of this entire project, maybe predictable — that Dylan closes the album with "That Lucky Old Sun".

Now they are pitching opponents in the National League East and are further linked by the surprising nature of their new three-year contracts.

Or, possibly, the fact that these countries have less of a direct relationship with India than Britain allows for the frequently hit-or-miss but sometimes surprising nature of the Indian list on the European publishers' catalogues.

In an audio update from Cairo, Patrick said: He was on the phone to me from Geneva where he said he had just arrived on holiday, which shows the surprising nature of his would-be appointment.

Here, Mr. Transtromer carefully sets up several interconnecting themes: the act of creation (which is why the windshield is coated with pollen, not dust); the difficulties of perception (he is behind an occluded screen wearing dark glasses); and the surprising, unplannable nature of art (notice the startling blend of sight and sound in "birdsong darkens").

It is therefore not surprising that nature is able to make amorphous organic solids with ease.

Even more surprising, given the nature of his crimes, was the setting for our meeting.

That's hardly surprising, given the nature of black holes: regions of space from which nothing can escape.

That this is happening is not surprising, given the nature of U.S. politics, especially during a presidential election campaign.