Sentence examples for surprisingly gone from inspiring English sources

This appealing art form has surprisingly gone unheralded.

While there is widespread agreement that instructors' verbal cues play a key role in student learning, systematic analysis of the noncontent language used by college biology instructors has surprisingly gone unexamined.

The root of the problem, not surprisingly, goes back to the horrors of the Khmer Rouge years.

Last week, an online photo gallery I put together for a Canadian newspaper website surprisingly went viral.

He surprisingly went unclaimed and unsigned, and Jets Coach Rex Ryan brought him back.

But "Peacock" (1941), one of Calder's early hanging mobiles, surprisingly went unsold.

West won with his ace but surprisingly went back to diamonds, instead of giving his partner a heart ruff.

Leeds suffered only their second League One defeat of the season, surprisingly going down 2-0 at Exeter.

Second prize in this round-robin invitational competition dotted with grandmasters surprisingly went to the Canadian international master Igor Zugic, who scored 5 1/2-2 1/2.

Experts date the run on Indonesian art to the "May 2007 incidents," two auctions at which prices for contemporary Indonesian artists suddenly and surprisingly went up.

The International Herald Tribune also noted earlier that production would be only 35,000 this year, but surprisingly went on to treat the Nano as an Asian version of the east European car joke.