Sentence examples for all too surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Not all too surprisingly, Ásmundsson is aware of the many people out there horrified by the concept.

Perhaps not all too surprisingly, one of the main culprits the president pointed to was cable news.

Not too surprisingly, all of these studies have identified important alterations in lipid synthesis upon viral infection.

Not too surprisingly, she already has a bigger boyfriend.

Not too surprisingly, Sinbad sets sail in the opposite direction.

Law enforcement groups, not too surprisingly, have also been largely opposed in the past.

The problem, not too surprisingly, lies in the Senate, and mainly, though not entirely, with Republicans.

And they also find -- not too surprisingly -- that the center did not hold.

Not too surprisingly, much of the work is about sex, drugs and music.

Federer, not too surprisingly, is making more unforced errors than Nadal.

Not too surprisingly, given the city's recent history, this argument did not play well in the vicinity of Times Square.