Sentence examples for surprisingly preferred from inspiring English sources

That section of the book was not splashed in the Courier Mail, which not surprisingly preferred to focus on the revelations about Bennett's departure from the Brisbane Broncos after 21 seasons - including a bombshell that he offered to stay on and groom the current Australia captain Darren Lockyer as his successor.

City were further frustrated as captain Vincent Kompany limped off and was replaced by Kolo Toure, who was surprisingly preferred to England defender Joleon Lescott, also on the bench.

Among the healthcare professionals surveyed, doctors though aware of the benefits of HIT, particularly to patient safety and performance improvement, surprisingly preferred using HIT personally to a lesser extent in their work.

Most N.F.L. teams, not surprisingly, prefer players who stay in college.

The White House and the Obama campaign, not surprisingly, prefer a somewhat more expansive definition — one that includes, for instance, jobs created in dealerships and auto-parts stores.

Anna Thomson says her kids, surprisingly, prefer this flavour of popcorn, even though it contains no sugar – and the kids at our party clearly agreed.

Wall Street, not surprisingly, prefers Summers.

Behaviour problems in children are a particular challenge and FPs report lower levels of comfort and skill in managing such problems, and not surprisingly, prefer to refer these cases, compared with social-emotion or mood problems.

Not surprisingly, consumers preferred burgers that had characteristics close to those of beef.

Not surprisingly, Irigoyen preferred to concentrate on the political ills he had inherited from the conservative regime.

Not surprisingly, she preferred the praise and play and soon was wired to prefer the outdoor bathroom.