Sentence examples for surprisingly the same from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the same principle applies to adults.

Not surprisingly, the same share — 50percentt — of I.T. managers are actively looking for other jobs.

Not surprisingly, the same names turn up: Mr Anand chaired a 2005 commission on the southern violence.

Not surprisingly, the same activities that contribute to good general health will also contribute to your staying in good sexual health.

Rather surprisingly, the same hedonistic years gave birth to the sterile sanitariness of the Childs lunchroom chain, Horn & Hardart's Automats and such oddities as the capsular restaurant, "where the food came in pill form".

Sympathy For Mr Vengeance, Sympathy For Lady Vengeance and the much-lauded Oldboy, which won the 2004 Grand Prix at Cannes (not surprisingly, the same year fanboy Tarantino was on the committee), became notorious for their combination of menacing, disorienting imagery, and explorations of bloody, innovative justice.

The meaning of simple songs, surprisingly, does the same.

But on one crucial point, the pundits have surprisingly taken the same position.

1955 Surprisingly, on the same day in 1955 "Captain Kangaroo" and "The Mickey Mouse Club" debuted on television.

Surprisingly, roughly the same number of undecideds said they would be happy or relieved if Mr Bush won as said that about a Kerry victory.

The substitutions at these two positions, surprisingly, are the same as those found in a CPT derivative-resistant human colon adenocarcinoma cell line.