Sentence examples for surprising subject from inspiring English sources

Usually attached to a surprising subject.

Entitled Eden and After, its perhaps surprising subject is children – or, more accurately, childhood.

It might seem a surprising subject for a man who sees common humanity wherever he looks.

This time his surprising subject was Raymond Roussel's novel "Impressions of Africa".

But he had also absorbed (perhaps from his very early research, on the slightly surprising subject of the Fabians) Beatrice and Sidney Webb's injunction to apprentice sociologists: "Treasure your exceptions".

As a teenager, many of Barbara Johns' wildest fantasies were about a surprising subject: a new school.

But his meditations on surprising subjects like time travel and "man's relationship to monsters" make him something special.

"You do find some surprising, mature subjects," the director Gus Van Sant said of the festival in a telephone interview.

Given the results of the scrambled monkey-text experiment, it is not surprising that subjects reported rivalry between these two scrambled color images and also rivalry between single color images such as shown in Fig. 4(a).

Given that the two techniques differ in effort and efficiency, it is surprising that subjects of the pull groups hardly ever changed their preferences towards the more easy and profitable pushing.

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