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Meanings of more surprising in English

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Usage of more surprising in English
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Croatia magic all the more surprising in light of trouble at home
The Irish Times
2
The news that Tim Cook will be headlining is slightly more surprising.
Wired
3
What was even more surprising was that the attack was entirely unprovoked.
BBC
4
We have done more surprising things of the kind on the earth.
A Columbus of Space
5
It would be more surprising if it obligingly paused before the studios.
Greener Than You Think
6
What's perhaps even more surprising is how effective all this can be.
The Guardian
7
Then does the Christ add another word more surprising than the rest.
An Easter Disciple: The Chronicle of Quintus, the Roman Knight
8
The movement had been far swifter, and the results were more surprising.
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
9
The reconstruction of Maputo docks was one of his more surprising examples.
The Guardian
10
They're even more surprising because they seem to directly contradict each other.
Wired
11
Nothing is more surprising than the indifference of Southerners to their rivers.
In a Green Shade / A Country Commentary
12
It is much more surprising than the hills-fora man made it.
On Something
13
Even more surprising, it found itself on the Booker shortlist in 2000.
The Irish Times
14
These incidents are no more surprising to a sportsman than the sunset.
The Life of the Fields
15
But more surprising still were the numerous embodied and heavily armored ancillas.
Halo Cryptum
16
In one respect, his work was a more surprising achievement than Braxton's.
Seven Men [Excerpts]
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