Sentence examples for surprisingly it would from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, it would also repeal the health care legislation "in toto".

Surprisingly it would seem that Rupert Everett (number 18) is deemed more influential than the double-Oscar winning Sir Michael Caine (number 22).

Surprisingly, it would seem that both situations the ISI experience and the neoliberal experience resulted in an overvalued exchange rate.

Surprisingly, it would appear that neither of these two funds has caught the attention of investors as their net assets since 1991 have grown approximately just 80% each.

These results were surprisingly, since it would be expected that the direct visual inspection of the smooth surfaces would be easier than in occlusal and proximal surfaces.

Hallam was released on bail on Wednesday when the crown surprisingly announced that it would not oppose his appeal.

He said the digital imaging was surprisingly fast, adding, "It would have bothered me a lot more if it was the old-fashioned fingerprinting, using ink".

For more than four decades, Parliament members have been trying to create a Lokpal, and they have, not surprisingly, failed, because it would be suicidal for them to succeed.

Carter's words were surprisingly astute -- it would be hard to name anyone today who has "burst upon the scene" the way Elvis did, changing the course of American pop culture, in both how we approach music and performance.

Not surprisingly, I would eventually find peppered in other, non-Behring-owned literature several instances of Marburg's potential use as a biological weapon.

He points out that the market for gold is surprisingly small, so that it would take only a relatively small number of extra buyers to push the price way up, even when other, more direct measures of expected inflation remain low.