Sentence examples for surprisingly engaging from inspiring English sources

Its gamelike attributes make arithmetic surprisingly engaging.

"The Chinese Typewriter" is a surprisingly engaging read.

The book is fast, shrewd, slang-filled and surprisingly engaging.

And the main single-player story campaign is brief, perhaps five hours at most, though the multiplayer modes are surprisingly engaging.

Still, as a song like The Howl shows, just like his influences Canning has a way of making even dark and gloomy sound surprisingly engaging.

Running two and a half hours, the work could be trimmed, yet under Carl Forsman's sharply focused direction it becomes surprisingly engaging.

Quite a few students were openly resistant, others mildly curious; some were surprisingly engaged.

The campaign got younger voters surprisingly engaged and proved that candidates don't have to be owned by corporate money.

Despite appearing to prefer life on the spiritual plane, she is surprisingly engaged with politics, and when I bring up the Front National's landslide majority at the European elections, she makes a "Quelle horreur!" expression: "French politics is a circus.

Reading it is like spending a delightful evening in the company of Kermode himself, clearly a man of profound intelligence, great wit and immense learning, who has something of deep interest to say about every play Shakespeare wrote (except, alas, All's Well That Ends Well, which surprisingly engages him so little that he has no comment whatever to make on it).

People on the line and in the cubicles can be surprisingly engaged when the messages are clear and connected to a comprehensible outcome.