Sentence examples for all too surprising from inspiring English sources

The reasons that are given are not all too surprising: the liquidator says the company has "failed to sustain a significant share of the internet video industry and was unable to address this effectively through a re-positioning of its services".

Such "adoptions" probably aren't all too surprising for most Hindus because what fundamentally constitutes "family" in the Hindu world is quite expansive: Vasudhaiva kutumbakam -- the world is one family.

Seeing young girls groomed in this way is not all too surprising.

Union Square's investment isn't all too surprising considering how Fred Wilson has raved about the service.

This isn't all too surprising; Twitter has been addressing that market for almost two years now.

That Apple, creator of the iPod, which was already something of a success by the time the store launched, was the first to create a store isn't all too surprising.

Whilst these disclosures are potentially damaging and certainly interesting, they are not all-too surprising.

All this isn't too surprising.

It also uses less materials over all, which isn't too surprising given that it's a ton smaller.

None of this is too surprising; after all, this is the self-sabotaging prima donna action star who rose in the 80s and ignominiously nose-dived in the 90s, having burned all his bridges in Hollywood.

That's not too surprising — after all, Pokémon GO is what really brought AR into the mainstream with its AR game for capturing Pokémon out in the real world.