Sentence examples for too unexpected from inspiring English sources

The final product will not have a McMahon profile; she'd been too unexpected.

But it also may be that the brush with an unfamiliar theatrical form was too brief and too unexpected.

Mark Messier has never been a manufactured commodity; he is too weird looking, too unexpected, too committed to his game.

For many in this city of high inflation, choking traffic and sometimes painful political memories, it seemed a blessing almost too unexpected to believe.

Like well-made songs, his essays don't just have strong verses and choruses but bridges, too, unexpected bits that make subtle harmonic connections.

The unrolling of events is slow and subtle, taking us towards a grand finale, one too unexpected for a reviewer to reveal.

Mr. Ayres, a dancer seemingly without bones, and the quietly eloquent Ms. Ting were complicated lovers in Mr. Ayres's outwardly simple "Not Rite," a loose and lyrical duet set to Bach that ended with a too-unexpected solo moment.

Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, called it "An odd episode with a not-too-unexpected outcome.

This, too, was unexpected.

The vocalist, too, was unexpected.

The police reaction too was unexpected.