Sentence examples for the surprising work from inspiring English sources

This is the worst fate that could come to Christianity which, in its genesis and at its core, flipped all kinds of religious categories upside down through the surprising work of the Spirit.

The most surprising work was Adam Silverman's "In Another Man's Skin," gurgling washes of sweet tonality, slightly out of kilter, slightly tongue in cheek.

What was the most surprising work that came out of this?

For many viewers, the show's most surprising work will be the 10-minute silent film "Manhatta," which Mr. Sheeler made with the photographer Paul Strand in 1920.

Filmed over 10 years, it is the latest and most surprising work in a new show that focuses on the Antwerp-born artist's actions and performances.

There will be no first prizes or runners-up among the 20, Ms. Spector said, "because this is not about finding the best, but making a selection that represents the most captivating and surprising work".

Indeed, one of the most surprising features of this altogether surprising work is that "The Bondwoman's Narrative" need not be read for its historical importance alone.

Some of the more surprising work-from-home listings have included a neurosurgeon who works from home but leaves the house on surgery days, microbiologist, music content specialist, registered nurse, remote order entry pharmacist, agricultural technician-gypsy moth survey trapper, and NATO special operations forces air subject matter expert.

"There is surprising work that pops up on the site all the time," adds Gastineau.

Even some of the most famous artists are represented by surprising work.

Millar's surprising work comes with a lot of baggage.