Sentence examples for surprising transition from inspiring English sources

But over the years Lanchester has made the surprising transition from Nabokovian warbler to all-seeing finance nerd.

Then, in 1973, he made a surprising transition to pop stardom with the album "Black Byrd," produced by the brothers Larry and Fonce Mizell, who had been his students at Howard University in Washington.

In the year and a half since she moved to New York from Rome, Ms. Jebreal, 37, appears to have made a surprising seamless transition into the city's social whirl and into Mr. Schnabel's complicated patchwork quilt of a family.

This is not surprising, as transition from childhood to adolescence involves a number changes that touch upon many areas of the adolescent's daily life.

This deficiency is surprising because transition-metal complexes are particularly suitable for this technique, as they emit from long-lived, triplet-based excited states that are usually efficiently populated through the heavy-atom effect.

It is not surprising that their transition to the modern globalized world and its personal and political freedoms should be so tormented.

"It's not surprising given the transition to this third generation, that there would be close scrutiny of loyalty to the leader, and a witch hunt for people".

Loss of bacterial viability following reduced bacterial surface interaction is not surprising since microbial transition to a tolerant sessile physiology relies heavily on surface adherence [ 51, 52].

She actually said, "You go, girl!" and then, "I guess I can't say that anymore?" The most surprising thing about transitioning?

It's surprising how easy that transition is, as the new story starts.

Tusk is a surprising product of the transition between the 70s and 80s, with a nostalgic joy that reminds us of that era and questions what happened next.