Sentences with phrase «entirely surprising they end»
It's not entirely surprising they end up in prison.
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The ending of The Guest is a little silly, however with the tangent that the film takes, this is not entirely surprising.
Though essentially entertaining, Untraceable ultimately comes off as a generic, garden - variety thriller that's almost entirely lacking in genuine thrills or surprises - with the end result an effort that bears more than a few similarities to such like - minded small - screen endeavors as Law and Order and CSI.
We expected to round up five to 10 professional development texts pretty quickly, but we weren't entirely surprised when, with the end of the school year clearly in sight, you suggested a reprieve: «Read for pleasure» won the day, garnering far more mentions and likes than any of the PD books nominated.
It's disappointing, particularly seeing the much - needed changes to mods pushed off the calendar, but it's not entirely surprising: Bungie warned in the initial roadmap release that those features were «stretch goals» that could end up being delayed.
Our plan is to make a very special level in an entirely new environment as a surprise for the player once the rest of the game is finished, as a way of wrapping up the story and ending on an awesome note.
``... the future evolution of the global mean temperature may hold surprises on both the warm and cold ends of the spectrum due entirely to internal variability that lie well outside the envelope of a steadily increasing global mean temperature.»
The results are collective feedbacks of cloud, snow, ice and MOC that produce the potential for «surprises on both the warm and cold ends of the spectrum due entirely to internal variability that lie well outside the envelope of a steadily increasing global mean temperature.»
Doing so is vital, as the future evolution of the global mean temperature may hold surprises on both the warm and cold ends of the spectrum due entirely to internal variability that lie well outside the envelope of a steadily increasing global mean temperature.»