Sentence examples for surprisingly usually from inspiring English sources

The sexual cycle in males, the height of which in some forms is referred to as the rut, is, not surprisingly, usually correlated with that of the females.

Not surprisingly, Sundays usually include at least one practice session.

Yet, surprisingly, she usually lays just two or three eggs.

Not surprisingly, marriage usually signals the beginning of the end of tribal membership.

DaMarcus Beasley, who started surprisingly — and usually, for him — at left back was a revelation there.

He is an extremely honest man, exposing his contentedness or lack thereof to the 'fans' waiting in the comments, who, surprisingly, are usually quite supportive.

Surprisingly, genes usually associated with vasculature development appear to be down-regulated, a finding that is not consistent with what is known to be true at the macroscopic level.

Not surprisingly, the companies usually get what they pay for.

There have been a few things but usually, surprisingly, it goes pretty smoothly.

In between — perhaps not surprisingly — I'm usually working on three or four books.

Not surprisingly, chemical incompatibility usually is not found in those plants that have strong structural or temporal barriers against self-pollination.