Sentence examples for surprisingly sudden from inspiring English sources

Scholars have argued for two centuries about the identity and homeland of those who spoke this parent language, but a surprisingly sudden resolution of this longstanding issue may be at hand.

"Jo means 'serene introduction.' Ha means 'extended and detailed narrative information.' Kyu means 'an ending which is surprisingly sudden.' It's much more interesting than the Aristotelian model of a beginning, middle, and end.

31, was a surprisingly sudden fall for Paul Morrison, a former county prosecutor and Republican who had switched parties and in 2006 handily beat the state's attorney general, Phill Kline, a conservative Republican well known for his battle against abortion.

If eyelids droop at the thought of grinning, bespangled, desperately sweating jugglers, Ty's understated demeanor and overachiever skills are of a different order entirely, and his surprisingly sudden career trajectory is a window on the elite culture of the ever-mutating juggling craft.

This surprisingly sudden brightening is one of the largest changes in X-rays ever seen for this type of object, according to the researchers.

Then on the rally he plays a sudden, surprisingly powerful shot to win it.

Instead, she surprisingly cited a sudden lack of confidence midway through a second-round match that she was controlling against the world's 114th-ranked player.

Young salmon are surprisingly insensitive to sudden changes of pressure and have been known to pass safely through turbines operating at heads of up to 49 metres (160 feet).

"As for the taciturn candidate who stated, straight-faced, 'I am very enthusiastic'… Let's just say my colleague and I had to suppress our sudden, surprisingly synchronised, coughing fits".

But during my experience in the virtual world, I surprisingly got a sudden rush of fear, gasped, and started to sweat.

Not surprisingly, the mustache's sudden demise prompted emotional responses.