Sentence examples for unexpected upshot from inspiring English sources

One unexpected upshot of this strategy was that the band were better able to use personal experiences, he goes on.

The title of "The Language of the Future," and some of its best material, came from "United States," her eight-hour magnum opus from 1983, and one unexpected upshot of the two nights was the realization of how little Ms. Anderson has changed in 30 years.

The upshot was that perpetrators carrying knives, when rounding a corner and being confronted with the unexpected sight of an arch, would often show a startle response, leading them to self-reveal to watching security staff, or to be sufficiently 'spooked' to dispose of the weapon or turn back.

The upshot: pack light.

The upshot is revolutionary.

The upshot was Awakenings.

The upshot thus far?

The upshot of this "ambush"?

The upshot of all this?

What, then, is the upshot?

Upshot: the bow ties are GOING!