Sentence examples for be extremely surprised at from inspiring English sources
You may be extremely surprised at how little discussion is required to divide a household when you free up the taking.
"People will be extremely surprised at what is in the vast collections across our city," said Pamela Cruz, president of the Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York, which is putting on the show.
Edmund King, the president of the AA motoring organisation, said he was "extremely surprised" at the results.
Julian Lewis, the Conservative MP who chairs parliament's Defence Select Committee, said he was "extremely surprised" at the claim, which he characterised as "magical".
"I was extremely surprised at the time that he was sent to the stands".
"I was extremely surprised at the time that he was sent to the stands (by referee Calum Murray).
"I'm extremely surprised at the number of enterprise people using chat on their tablets these day," Curley said, talking about the need for an iPad-specific overhaul in particular.
All told, even a skeptic like me was extremely surprised at how much these entrepreneurs valued things that no amount of money could buy – thriftiness (personal savings), faith (belief in the supreme being and oneself), and self-selected networks (friends and weak social ties).
I was extremely surprised at the size of the massive lecture hall with music playing when I first walked in.
"I was extremely surprised by the lack of government action at the time and apparent lack of investigation," the whistleblower told the Guardian on Tuesday.
