Sentence examples for unexpectedly new from inspiring English sources
A FAMILIAR old ballet may look unexpectedly new when the Kirov Ballet of St . Petersburgcomes to the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday.
Pierce knows that he and Antoine Walker vaulted the Celtics to an unexpectedly new level last season, but he says that expectations around the league will not be as high as his own.
Yes, it is a journalistic universe from hell, a genuine nightmare; and yet, for a reader, it's also an experimental world, something thrillingly, unexpectedly new under the sun.
Unexpectedly, new orphan genes were more likely to die out than those that had been around for a while.
ON Page 2 of Nick Hornby's unexpectedly sentimental new novel, the central character admits that the story of her life isn't terribly original.
Ron Hansen's unexpectedly airy new book is about Natalie and Pierre, an amorous young French couple on a summer vacation.
This knowledge is critical for forecasting the potential future movements of species because climate change is expected to generate novel climates [16] and species are capable of unexpectedly colonizing new environments [17], [18].
It can soar unexpectedly with new discoveries, thus causing currency values to fluctuate.
Thirdly, after Jacobs is released, the guerrilla redoubt is bombed by the Colombian air force, with all Jacobs's unexpectedly affable new acquaintances probably killed.
The row began when Israel unexpectedly announced new construction in East Jerusalem, leading Palestinians to pull out of proposed US-brokered peace talks.
Rather unexpectedly, the new ABC drama "Once Upon a Time," which transports fairy-tale characters to a contemporary town in Maine, broke though Sunday night with the highest ratings for any new drama introduced this season.
