Sentence examples for Feeling surprised from inspiring English sources

More senior faculty members can share these suggestions with their students to help them avoid feeling surprised or taken advantage of during such negotiations.

These women recounted feeling surprised, stressed, or annoyed by the comments: The first time I was probably quite stressed because the consultant…I felt like I was going to Weight Watchers every week.

I kept feeling surprised by how good it sounded.

"I know people are feeling surprised, but there's just not a lot of drama behind this," said a close friend and adviser to the family who declined to be identified in deference to the Gores' wish for privacy.

In some conversations, Tim remembers feeling surprised at the reaction of his colleagues at the injustice of Bo's killing.

The Freestyle solves this problem because it incorporates so many different levels of intensity, leaving you feeling surprised and wondering what's coming next.

They then feel surprised or resentful when their children grow up feeling unable to care for themselves.

And when people find similarities, they don't feel surprised and disappointed.

Yesterday, negotiating the heat of the desert in Kazakhstan on her bike, Ms Outen said she felt "surprised and smiley" and would celebrate with a cold drink if she could find one.

We should not feel surprised about these results.

The release also detailed that the Commission had received "thousands of complaints" from AT&T's customers who felt "surprised" and "misled" by AT&T's practices of intentionally slowing the speeds of their unlimited data plans.