Sentence examples for view surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Charlotte, a character previously known solely for her obsession with fairytale weddings and unicorns, counteracts this view surprisingly strongly.

This view, surprisingly, is not supported by the most recent data (2008) from the BSRBR.

The forward view is surprisingly uninhibited, an impression confirmed minutes later on a drive through the Surrey countryside.

The Microsoft view, not surprisingly, is that hardware may be becoming more of a commodity, but software is not.

By contrast Haussmann's Paris, laid out in the service of an autocratic emperor, engendered in Sennett's view a surprisingly democratic pavement society.

This view was surprisingly common among professionals, and the SNP courted them with a discipline, some might argue, cynicism that would have made New Labour proud.

Gonzalves's view is surprisingly common in India, where paying for a line-sitter is being hailed as a form of jugaad, an Indian concept meaning creative corner-cutting.

Inside the Treasury — where officials shuttle between each other's offices on the building's southwest corner, facing the White House and the Washington monument — the view, not surprisingly, is different.

This type of view enjoys surprisingly wide acceptance.

Partisans of this view, not surprisingly, include those who ran the program.

From an ecological point a view, these surprisingly similar transcriptional responses of the OB and Dp to SUB males and PRE females might be explained by the distinctive information conveyed by each behavioral phenotype and by shared valence and salience of their odors.