Sentence examples for a tad surprised from inspiring English sources

Van Luik says he's "a tad surprised at the amount of material they think we need to do".

As a side note,Apple, I am a tad surprised by your push to have this case even heard, given your patent infringement woes by Creative Technologies, 6-7 yeago ago regarding the iPod music player device.

First of all, I was a tad surprised to learn we were at war.

It's music for daydreamers and nightwalkers, so we were a tad surprised when McKeown turned in this mix for us.

Now, we here at THUMP don't deal in generalizations and we don't like to stuff anyone into a pigeon hole but we were a tad surprised when Felix got in touch and asked if he could put together a footwork mix.

That said, some were a tad surprising.

I'm a tad (pleasantly) surprised by their vocal efforts — most Australians (myself included) can't even sing the second verse of the national anthem.

And we're a tad bit surprised that North's Givenchy outfits or Harper's very fashionable parents didn't win them the much deserved title -- but listen up kiddies, there's always next year.

In analyzing the beer as it was brewed, Mr. Oliver was surprised by how much sugar went unfermented and feared it might be a tad sweet.

And to my surprise, Singer's deer-caught-in-a-headlight gaze fades just a tad.

He's just a tad shorter than Lee was, with the same strength of character and mix of British reserve and surprise.