Sentence examples for surprisingly clear from inspiring English sources

Cotes in surprisingly clear Gothic type.

Ulrika Rondorf of Commerzbank The decline is surprisingly clear.

Critics should admit that that third way arguments are sometimes surprisingly clear, consistent and internally coherent.

Most of them were surprisingly clear and upbeat about their new year's resolutions.

This is an honest and, for Mr. Greenspan, surprisingly clear analysis of our economic quagmire.

In fact, modernist classics tend to have surprisingly clear Closer endings.

On the gorgeous Jardine/Wilson weeper "Tell Me Why", the doleful nostalgia is surprisingly clear-eyed: "Kind of funny but mostly sad/ Kind of good but mostly bad/ I really miss that thing we had".

Although the rest of us may choose to delude ourselves, the Dutch are surprisingly clear-eyed and unromantic.

Not surprisingly, clear-cut harvesting can affect the physical, chemical and biological nature of freshwater environments (Aust and Blinn 2004; Baillie et al. 2005; Campbell and Doeg 1989; Pike et al. 2010).

I started going to Chipotle locations early on — mostly while on the road — and enjoyed the slightly too salty but surprisingly clear-tasting foods I'd grown up with in California.

Though the new results were surprisingly clear-cut, Penning said there's more to learn about what makes kingsnakes the king.