Surprisingly In A Sentence

• Jerry surprisingly tucked her arm through his.
• And her voice was surprisingly familiar.
• This can be done in a surprisingly brief statement.
• Themistocles showed surprisingly little joy.
• The interval of dark was surprisingly short-lived.
• The green depths of the lake were surprisingly clear.
• The following letter has a surprisingly modern ring.
• They also ascend slopes surprisingly steep.
• Penny found her new duties exacting, but surprisingly easy.
• But Hal seemed surprisingly pleasant.
• Penny's reply was surprisingly calm.
• He seemed to fill up a surprisingly large portion of the room.
• The slim girl found the woman surprisingly heavy to support.
• After all, our matter-of-fact world is surprisingly full of romance.
• Laura brought them, as one would imagine, surprisingly in touch.
• The village, too, seemed to be getting on surprisingly well without her.
• Again Madame von Marwitz lay, surprisingly still and surprisingly unresentful.

• In the mountains themselves, there was surprisingly little of the uncanny vegetation.
• That accounts for the surprisingly large number of men one sees wounded in the head.
• The quantity of the latter found in low-grade crepes from some estates is surprisingly high.
• There are restaurants of all kinds at the Tivoli, some being very popular and surprisingly cheap.
• He danced surprisingly well, as if he were really listening to the music, Joan thought.
• The play proceeded, and the general effect was surprisingly pleasant to Edward Henry.
• Nadine sat down and spread her hands wide with a surprisingly dramatic gesture of innocence and despair.
• I finished the first sandwich in surprisingly short order and was starting on my second when the crowd began coming.
• Often within a surprisingly short time the brain gathers the energies to overcome the frictions with unavoidable surroundings.
• Great pleasure in singing, but imitation here not very successful, though surprisingly so in regard to speech.
• He seemed in a surprisingly cheerful mood, and described his visit and the friends he had met in glowing words.
• The autopsy showed that the frontal lobes were surprisingly small, and that there was a partial deficiency of the median longitudinal fissure.
• If you use this system at lectures you can soon come surprisingly near to a verbatim report which will preserve something more than bare facts.
• He went back to the control room and pulled down the panel which made available a small-scale but surprisingly adequate biological laboratory.
• It was now three years since this part of her education had begun; and yet she had passed through the school with a surprisingly unsullied mind.
• The training of these particular visitors, while varied and often apparently inadequate, is on the whole surprisingly good.
• This cavity was laid open by extracting the tooth; and when the remedy was applied, the sanatory effect was surprisingly prompt.
• Very little loss was experienced during the night, only two men being hit; and the casualties to-day have been surprisingly few.
• He was a tall, thin man with a shock of curly dark hair that he smoothed unconsciously with surprisingly stubby fingers while he thought.
• Shortly before the year 1847 the number of emigrants from Europe arriving in our country had rapidly and surprisingly increased.
• The amount of sickness has been surprisingly low considering the great amount of disease in Petrograd during the last few months.
• It was hard work, but the road was surprisingly free from difficulties or dangers until we reached within two or three hundred feet of the top.
• The primary broadcast units were hidden behind a painted scrim over the stage, and they were surprisingly well built for a first generation tech.

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