Sentence examples for surprisingly bad from inspiring English sources

For one reputed to be a master of presentation, he was surprisingly bad at presenting himself.

Jennifer Lawrence has recalled her surprisingly bad attempt at a modelling career before her acting one became so successful.

Maybe I never paid attention at any of the previous Olympic Games, but this year seemed to be surprisingly bad.

The surprisingly bad results for the Lib Dems may well discredit Nick Clegg's confrontational approach towards Labour.

She's pleasant but not dynamic, great at reading intros and surprisingly bad at live interviews, stumbling and inarticulate when asking questions.

Scotland were surprisingly bad, a shadow of the tight, well-drilled counterattacking team that had troubled the world champions in Dortmund in September.

It is a surprisingly bad-tempered work, and has gained popularity, one suspects, mainly because of its all-purpose title and its very atypical spleen.

You make a surprisingly good bad guy, we told Mr. Klein.

You hear some pretty good songs by real bands and surprisingly not bad ones by the Make and the Dirty Pink.

It was surprisingly not bad, even when Clare and her mum arrived in 1975 to find a crow in the bedroom.

Kennedy allowed the nitwit plan to go forward, then refused to intervene with U.S. military forces when it not surprisingly went bad.