Sentence examples for surprisingly conservative from inspiring English sources

But they are surprisingly conservative.

They are also surprisingly conservative on key political issues.

Back to Dr. Richards, who is surprisingly conservative.

Not surprisingly, conservative news sites made rather more of the story.

For all of their empty-backfield, no huddle, pass-happy shenanigans, the Patriots are surprisingly conservative on first down.

Examining what Google does, rather than what it aims to do, reveals the surprisingly conservative role it actually plays in the world.

Not surprisingly, conservatives strongly criticized withholding.

Not surprisingly, conservatives have decried Obama's "despotic lawlessness," arguing that his use of executive power is unprecedented.

Not surprisingly, conservatives have been attacking their ideas for decades.

The original members were, not surprisingly, a conservative group, their self-confident judgments well presented by the opinionated and powerful secretary Robert Underwood Johnson, elected to the Institute in 1898 and to the Academy in 1908.

But memory of the New Deal has not entirely flickered out, thanks to a flurry of literary activity on the other side, including recent pro-Roosevelt books by academics (Cass Sunstein, Alonzo L. Hamby) and, surprisingly, a conservative press lord (Conrad Black).