Sentence examples for surprisingly inspired from inspiring English sources

Yogurt and berries (£5) were surprisingly inspired, and arrived in 12 minutes.

So, a little desperate and surprisingly inspired, I bought a cap.

Guests were encouraged to deface this particular bathroom wall with special pens, resulting in much graffiti of the "for a good time call — " variety, some rather predictable drawings of male genitalia and, given the context, the surprisingly inspired retort: "eat me".

His holiday give and get lists are, not surprisingly, inspired by things he loves (good food, drink and family) and things he longs for (time), with a few surprises thrown in for good measure.

These are big, unwieldy questions and, not surprisingly, they inspired big, sometimes abstract, answers.

Not surprisingly, that inspired the usual dunderheaded shouted requests, "Free Bird" and so on.

The stark, white establishment is just one of a handful of notable structures along the Istrian coast that offer visitors a window into the next generation of Croatian architecture — inspired, surprisingly, by the history of Yugoslav-era design.

Not surprisingly, this area inspired the Spanish director Julio Medem to write the film "Sex and Lucia," where the lead character falls though a hole in the rocks to go back to her past.

The Great and the not so good Alexander the Great has inspired surprisingly few biopics, chiefly because of the extremity of his character and personal peccadillos scared off the directors of historical epics, which tend to be made for family audiences.

Not too surprisingly, Waite was inspired. .

Not surprisingly, Carroll was inspired by her own experiences with the domestic realm, growing up in the suburbs around Chicago.