Sentence examples for though unsurprisingly from inspiring English sources

The rest is history, though, unsurprisingly, David came close to sabotaging the whole deal: "They really liked Jerry a lot.

Her androgynous aesthetic has led to scrutiny as to whether she is gay, though, unsurprisingly, she isn't telling.

It's no grand last testament, though: unsurprisingly for Harnoncourt, there is a sense of searching throughout the performance, perhaps partly because he had never before recorded the work with his own Concentus Musicus Wien, and their period instruments, gut strings and lower pitch threw up new sonorities and new puzzles for his questing brain to solve.

So far, in its Newcastle trial, students have ordered anything from an iPhone charging cable to a pirate's flag, though, unsurprisingly, fast-food has proved most popular, especially since favourites like McDonald's don't deliver.

Unfortunately, though unsurprisingly, an increasing number of producers defend subsidies and seek to maintain or even increase them.

ID cards were mooted and enacted, but first and most as an immigration tool, though unsurprisingly extended (before they were repealed) to all of us.

Unsurprisingly, though, he has some growing to do.

Unsurprisingly, though, these air-beds take up even more space than a nice comfy first class seat.

Unsurprisingly though, the main attraction is meeting the animals – typical city farm friendly beasts, made cocky from the vast amount of attention showered on them from visiting children.

Unsurprisingly, though, the more rigid a belief is, the less it bends to immediate environmental factors like temperature, as Adam Gopnik recently discussed.

Unsurprisingly, though, those who have defended the brutalization of detainees have already begun embracing the film as evidence that they are right.