Sentence examples for take surprisingly from inspiring English sources
Sometimes this can take surprisingly petty form.
Digital photography technology is amazing: you can take surprisingly good photographs with your phone these days.
(The show's title is slang for what happens when someone's actions take surprisingly uncharacteristic, often law-breaking turns.
Her slinky, oozing compositions — which take surprisingly prickly detours from time to time — are odd and entrancing.
Though soloists in very different Dvorak concertos, Rustem Hayroudinoff and James Ehnes take surprisingly similar approaches, both consistently shying away from anything that might be thought too emphatic or exaggerated.
(The show's title is slang for what happens when someone's actions take surprisingly uncharacteristic, often law-breaking turns. If St. Francis of Assisi had held up a liquor store, for example, we would, if I'm not mistaken, say, "Man, the dude really broke bad when he hit that joint").
It took surprisingly long to tell.
It takes surprisingly few insiders to pull off such schemes.
The longhorns took surprisingly well to the island and they multiplied; by the early 1820s, the stampeding cattle were tearing through towns and devouring crops.
Grill a watermelon slice, and it dries out and sobers up, losing its sloppy sweetness, and it takes surprisingly well to savory accompaniments.
Several influential directors took surprisingly public potshots at the 3-D boom during the recent Comic-Con International pop culture convention in San Diego.
