Sentence examples for surprising sense from inspiring English sources

And she has a surprising sense of humor.

For some former New Yorkers, the attacks have rekindled a surprising sense of identity.

Perhaps it had something to do with the surprising sense of vulnerability felt by a country that hadn't been attacked since the War of 1812.

On the last page, a gloriously plump whalelike creature surges upward, ending the book with a surprising sense of closure: "delighted".

There's surprising sense in staging the Mousetrap and gravedigger scenes as musical numbers, and something compelling in how this backdrop forces the characters to adopt explicitly political positions.

Graves is a subtle observer of feelings – falling in love does indeed create a new and surprising sense of mortality and terror of death.

A surprising sensing property and ppb level detection of NH3 and NO2 in air at room temperature had been demonstrated for this robust, flexible, and novel material [211].

Yet this unlikely pairing made surprising musical sense.

As the designated driver, Ellis attains a surprising new sense of self-confidence.

With perhaps not surprising political sense, Mr. Glickman said he still expected Mr. Turman to run a studio.

In "Unapologetic," Mr. Spufford adds to the diversity of his bibliography, this time mounting an impassioned argument for, as the subtitle puts it, "Why, Despite Everything, Christianity Can Still Make Surprising Emotional Sense".