Sentence examples for surprisingly unable from inspiring English sources

The title of "Better Than Sex," which opens today at the Angelika Film Center (Mercer and Houston Streets, Greenwich Village), writes a check that the movie itself is, perhaps not surprisingly, unable to cash.

Leinster's gameplan was rigid and, if they were handicapped by their hooker Richardt Strauss's bad throwing day, they were surprisingly unable to exploit the numerous errors made by Toulon who, despite the fine day, tended to handle the ball as if expecting to receive an electric shock.

Obama was surprisingly unable, despite his best efforts, to soften the racial divisions that have plagued America since its very origins.

Indeed we have internal evidence of this within the present study, in that DF was surprisingly unable to perceive superimposed transparent planes defined by motion and/or disparity – she invariably saw motion in only one direction.

Along the way, the Indians released the veterans Derek Lowe and Johnny Damon, who, perhaps not surprisingly, were unable to repeat their magic from 2004, when they helped the Boston Red Sox win the World Series.

People had to put up with not just a short black-out but a 22-hour period, from 9pm to 7pm the next day, without electricity.Not surprisingly, black-out butnable to complete orders they had taken, and residents, emptying their fridges of rotten food, were furious.

In the mouse, we applied the same nerve repair (suture) and retrograde labeling strategies that successfully demonstrated PMR in the rat femoral nerve but surprisingly were unable to demonstrate PMR.

It is clear that under our present education system, students are not presented with a coherent view of energy and energetics and, not surprisingly, are unable to develop a robust understanding of energy changes that accompany chemical reactions and molecular interactions.

Surprisingly, we were unable to find a comprehensive collector intercomparison in the literature, and much less one that addressed hot and arid conditions.

Surprisingly, we were unable to observe any other molecular form of selenium in solution by 77Se or 31P NMR (Supplementary Figs. 2 and 3).

Not surprisingly, Arnauld is unable to cite any passage in which St. Thomas explicitly commits himself to that theory.