Sentence examples for I found it surprising from inspiring English sources

At the time, I found it surprising that these virus-writers were apparently amateurs, civilians.

Given the apparent scale of his ambition, I found it surprising that Sundblad works from a single desk in the communal room, although he also has a locker.

When he left, I said to Coco that I found it surprising that the Hippolito Bouchard had moved so quickly away from the area of the attack and Coco bowed his head and spoke quietly.

I found it surprising that in his article on "neoliberalism" (The zombie doctrine, Review, 16 April), George Monbiot failed to mention what lies behind neoliberalism when it is not a disguised form of egoism: the Lockean theory of property, according to which property is acquired by one's "mixing one's labour" with the world.

I found it surprising that spending outpaced income for the group during a time when the savings rate increased materially.

Sure they seem cliche' and slightly overused, but I found it surprising how often we ignore and downplay the importance of these rules.

Let me think about this one… All I'd say is, I find it surprising.

Your work is so in tune with nature, I find it surprising you've chosen to live in New York.

I find it surprising that In Catholic Ireland, same-sex marriage was introduced in a quiet way, by listening to each other, by weighing the arguments.

"I find it surprising that an administration known and duly respected for its discipline would allow its Joint Chiefs of Staff to disagree with the president's position at such a critical time," Mr. Roemer said.

"I find it surprising that a group of congressman is suggesting that our freedoms be restricted".