Sentence examples for becomes surprised from inspiring English sources

The public has "mentally outsourced" issues of war and peace to the military, he says, and "somehow, some way, becomes surprised when world events interrupt our day".

In the short term more people accept treatment, then become surprised, dismayed and often panicked when predictable side effects occur.

After eating less salty and less sweet foods, you become surprised at how salty or sweet processed foods can be.

By being open to unexpected perspectives the qualitative interview makes it possible to become surprised by the informants and their perspectives.

Fred Thompson's will he/is he campaign for president (it began with anticipation he would run, which became surprise he wasn't running harder) has been nothing if not surprising.

When they became surprise bestsellers, I realised that the public has a real thirst to better understand their brains.

Others were thriving in the shadows of prison, at a shop in Arizona where inmate arts and crafts have become surprise Christmas gift hits.

It's so hard, even when certain films become surprise hits, it doesn't necessarily seem to relax that element of risk-taking or create openness to new ideas.

The 1-1 draw prevented Caley Thistle from drawing level with Dundee United in second spot in the Scottish Premiership while Hamilton Academical became surprise leaders after their shock 1-0 win away to reigning champions Celtic.

When Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall and other novels about Thomas Cromwell became surprise international bestsellers several years back, it wasn't their length or literary aspirations that made the books' popularity surprising to commentators: It was the subject matter.

I curiously took a deeper look into who this Benson was and became pleasantly surprised with what I found.