Sentence examples for surprising span from inspiring English sources
"Benjamin Button" takes a bare-bones story with a surprising span and locates the grand historical fresco it implies; whereas, when filming "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," Fincher was obviously limited by the literal storytelling that the familiar novel dictated (and he did well to make his illustrations so mercurial).
Instead, chronic diseases strike almost at random among the elderly, making it perhaps not so surprising that life spans themselves have such a weak genetic link.
The icons whose names come up in Topshop inter-shopper chat span a surprising time range, she says: from Irish model Stella Maxwell and French Insta-It girl Jeanne Damas to Brigitte Bardot and Jane Birkin, Christy Turlington and Amber Valetta.
The span is not surprising, since companies use carbon prices for different purposes.
The finding that LCA modulates yeast life span is however, surprising, given the fact that yeast does not synthesize LCA or any related compound [ 12, 13].
Given this complexity and the wide range of influencing parameters, it is not surprising that despite research efforts spanning over almost a century, wind-driven rain and rainwater runoff are still very active research subjects.
Under these circumstances, a decreased life span would not be surprising.
"Given the very large effect on life-span, it was particularly surprising not to see any effects on metabolic rate," says molecular geneticist Bill Orr of Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
It's not especially surprising that Gurney, whose fifty-odd plays span a nearly forty-five-year career, should set his new piece in the future.
It's an extraordinary personal documentary, in which the filmmaker's firsthand experience is shown to reach a vast span of politics and a surprising depth of history.
Given that she is the long attention span candidate, it's not surprising that she doesn't have a memorable or catchy campaign slogan that sums up what she wants to change or do as president.
