Sentence examples for yet more surprising from inspiring English sources

Yet more surprising was that we had a rousing and delightful sex life.

And other people, beholding Jeremy Lin, might come to better appreciate how complex Asian culture truly is — how malleable, too, and how poised to enrich America in yet more surprising ways.

It's no small step that PS4 is being developed out of the west, and not Japan - yet even more surprising to learn that work began on it five years ago.

We saw yet more discussion – and a surprising suggestion that we in no way endorse – of a topic raised on a previous thread, books that always get stolen: ItsAnOutrage2 added their take: In answer to 'what book gets stolen or borrowed forever?', I could probably list three or four LPs that I've had to replace a few times over the years.

Yet there were other, more surprising guests.

The researchers should also consider a much more surprising yet equally plausible theory: brothers send out chemical cues (pheromones) in their sweat that inhibit their sisters' sexual development.

Yet one of the more surprising findings of the report, said Morin, is that minorities and young people -- two of the groups that were hit hardest -- are actually the most optimistic.

Instead, use more surprising (yet equally descriptive) movements, like "eyes sparkling" or a "lip twitching".

All this makes Shady Love – the first single to be taken from their as yet untitled fourth album – all the more surprising.

Yet, one of the president's more surprising defenders, the late Christopher Hitchens, contended that Bush's policies will be justified in the long run.

Yet Andrew Hilton's production brings out something more surprising.