Sentence examples for underlying surprise from inspiring English sources

The hypotheses emerge as a consequence of the enhanced pleasure and experiential motivation underlying surprise gifts, as well as their greater inherent perceived risk.

The backward elimination argument underlying the surprise test paradox can be discerned in German folktales dating back to 1756 (Sorensen 2003a, 267).

The economy has shown signs of underlying strength despite a surprise contraction in the fourth quarter.

The term 'system' refers largely to sociotechnical systems and thus, it should be no surprise that the underlying theory behind macroergonomics is sociotechnical systems theory (e.g., Coakes and Coakes 2009).

Even those critics surprised by the underlying political messages in "Killing Them Softly" were pleased.

But it's fair to assume that neither would have been surprised by the underlying causes of Donald Trump's election as president of the United States, or Brexit for that matter.

That would be a continuation of the strong Christmas trading period when Tesco revealed a surprise 1.3% rise in underlying sales over six weeks.

This comes as no surprise given their different underlying rationales [reviewed in (Chen et al., 2007)].

Balls' unexpected survival until week ten was based in the defiance of experts and bookmakers that underlay the earlier surprises.

It was a surprise that shook the foundations underlying the entire Cuban identity.

The relatively high density of the output modules (although this is not explicitly part of its underlying module definition) might come as no surprise.