Sentence examples for be surprised that one from inspiring English sources

While no one is likely to be surprised that one of the game's elemental pleasures also has something to offer the science-minded fan, the practical utility of baseball acoustics has caught some people off guard.

That's why you may be surprised that one of today's leading lights in the retail space is actually a home improvement store.

Those who know me won't be surprised that one of my go-to items for a "hit" of autumn is an edible (well, drinkable) one.

You won't be surprised that one group of parents is a bit of a power couple or that the other is hippie and liberalish.

Given that the candidate himself has characterized Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, we can't be surprised that one of his partisans told Jorge Ramos, the most influential Latino journalist there is, to "get out of my country".

So can anybody be surprised that one of the most popular pastimes of corporate America's share-option-laden bosses has been to use their company's money to buy lots of its shares?

Given this context, should we be surprised that one-fourth to one-fifth of female students are victims of an attempted or completed sexual assault during college?

So few were surprised that one of the signature handouts in Mr. Modi's budget unveiled on Friday was cash payments to farmers with less than two hectares — about five acres — of land.

I'm surprised that one got past the desk editors.

We're surprised that one disclaimer -- "I realize I'm being impolitic" -- granted John Tierney the license to accuse old people of loafing ("The Old and the Rested," column, June 14).

"They were surprised that one of the assassins of the Jesuits was in the community," said Salvadoran community organizer, Antonio Iraheta.