Meanings of made surprisingly in English

Red has made surprisingly deep incursions into central Asia, for example.

But his innocence made surprisingly little difference in the long run.

The years had made surprisingly little difference in it or in the surrounding scenery.

They picked their way with confidence and made surprisingly good time as they advanced.

I thought I'd be a tough case, but Dr. Golan made surprisingly quick work of me.

Even for so reedy a man, Balwer made surprisingly little noise on the dried leaves underfoot.

Both in Spain and in south-eastern Europe Islam was the religion of invaders and made surprisingly few converts.

A week that has seen the most dramatic upset to world markets for a decade made surprisingly undramatic reading overall.

We had made surprisingly good time, considering the prevailing winds and currents, but it had still taken over forty days.

There were armoured cars on the road, going toward the front; top-heavy machines that made surprisingly little noise, considering their weight.

Both wobbled the ball around nicely enough, and, for batsmen, made surprisingly intelligent use of the occasional in-dipper as well as outswing.

His books, most of which were autobiographical, made surprisingly scant mention of his military exploits, drawing instead on remarkable geographical and scholarly explorations.

But he made surprisingly little mention of the fact that it had clearly been a heavily-armoured, four-legged animal that justified some of his earlier interpretations.