Sentence examples for because surprise from inspiring English sources

They're there because, surprise, this is a third-world country!

She doesn't exclude that, because -- surprise, surprise -- that's almost exclusively what she does talk about.

Stuff like this gets swept under the rug because, surprise surprise, Spring Training is a huge money-making enterprise.

Then they are shocked and horrified because surprise, surprise, poverty also moves freely.

So take heart in your errors, because surprise comes with being wrong, a vital event in mathematics.

That's because — surprise, surprise — his public-school teachers are exponentially better educated and (see any causality here?) far better compensated.

"There is a momentum for higher prices because of the lack of cushions and because surprises are everyday events," said a director of the Energy Policy Research Foundation, Larry Goldstein.

On one hand, because "surprises" are unexpected, they should not influence parents' and administrators' decisions that might be connected with student achievement and have no causal relationship to achievement.

That is because the surprise is no longer there.

And I am flummoxed because — big surprise — the carriers don't make it easy.

"And that's because the surprise is not there any more.