Sentence examples for a rather surprised from inspiring English sources

Others include, for one, that just because she's an actor doesn't mean she has to have fortnightly botox injections and other enhancements to maintain the look of a rather surprised 12-year-old.

"My sense among regulators and prosecutors is that we're all rather surprised as to how much fraud is out there," she said.

"I searched in the Google Play Store for such a game and was rather surprised that there seemed to be a lot of them available in English".

"They were asking questions and listening to the arguments," says a jaded observer, sounding rather surprised.

Again, it said it wouldn't – a stance we were rather surprised by.

Considering that the unveiling of a new Kindle Fire next week is basically a lock, I'm actually rather surprised Amazon didn't do more to play up this stat.

"It's been gratifying to see our mayor so heroically defend the project, but I'm rather surprised -- or perhaps not surprised -- that we haven't heard from Times critic Nicolai Ourousoff on the matter," said Mark Lamster.

In 2013, Gupta and some wildlife experts looked for lorises in a city university campus and were rather surprised.

We were rather surprised to find a low concurrent validity between PW1 and PW2, as, in theory, the random variation for both should have been small.

Not that he was class clown: "probably most of my friends were rather surprised when I reinvented myself as a comic novelist a couple of decades later".

Having long been a proponent of Lords reform, I am rather surprised to find myself agreeing in principle on the issue with David Cameron.