Sentence examples similar to surprisingly he knows from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, he is known as a travel seer.

While Vince Gilmer is feeling far better, it is revealed that he surprisingly knows little to nothing about the disease.

But our ears also pricked up 10 days ago, when the secretary of state told the BBC's Andrew Marr show that – perhaps surprisingly – he did not as yet know England's scores.

In order to make it apparent to him that I was not stalking him, I stated out loud in a some what overly mundane idiotic tone "Oh Vice and their crazy articles you know," and surprisingly he had heard of you, thus making it apparent that I wasn't truly reading some article on how to stalk him personally.

He added: "Surprisingly little is known about the early monastery, and very little has been found from it, mainly a few scraps of broken masonry with poor records of where exactly they were recovered".

Its ecology is surprisingly little known.

Surprisingly, we know very little about death.

Some of the mentors are surprisingly well known.

Stygian Owl is surprisingly poorly known for such a large and widespread owl.

This is a playground for Scotland's moneyed classes, surprisingly little known south of the border.

Not surprisingly, we know so much less about his life than we do about Darwin's.