Sentence examples for be deeply surprised from inspiring English sources

"I would be deeply surprised if it were not".

Other characters will engage your sympathy over time; you may be deeply surprised, by the end, by who you want to spend most time with.

Blatter's spokesman, Klaus Stöhlker, said the 79-year-old had yet to be informed of the recommended sanction but was "deeply surprised'' to learn of that facing Platini.

An example of such an attitude is one of my department colleagues, who was deeply surprised when presented only a few of the many Polish-language-based websites, books, and journal produced by Polish creationists (he said exactly, "I didn't know it went so far").

Nicklas commented, "I was deeply surprised to find speech on an aging handheld that's actually fairly clear.

"I'd say everybody is deeply, unpleasantly surprised at how labor intensive and palate fatiguing this stuff has turned out to be".

"We should be deeply concerned, but not surprised".

Some said they could find an extra $10m, $20m, and even $30m from their businesses to offset the surprise.Readers should be deeply cynical of suggestions that accounts are much more reliable these days and that therefore historic valuation measures, like the cyclically-adjusted or Shiller price-earning ratio, are irrelevant.

Anyone who wasn't expecting much has been surprised: it has the power to be deeply transformative.

I was deeply touched and surprised that she made the effort to do this.

"He truly believed Eden loved him," Arthur writes, "and was deeply hurt and surprised".