Sentence examples for difficult to surprise from inspiring English sources
He's also disappointed, fearful, handsome and grumpy, "hard to please, and difficult to surprise".
"I've been jigging around inside myself for 45 years, and it becomes increasingly difficult to surprise yourself," he says.
They were skilled at ambushing patrols from ridges over the roads, and they had built a sprawling network of spotters, caves and intelligence sources that made them difficult to surprise or to fight on American terms.
"It's difficult to surprise a host with an Odd One Out or anything like that as they know what's coming from the script," says Wilson, "but Paul [Merton] and Ian [Hislop] would have dealt with the 'fracas' in their own way".
"It's difficult to negatively surprise the market beyond what we saw on Sept. 11".
"It's very difficult for us to surprise them.
For Bruce Hansfurther, a 51-year-old lawyer, it is difficult to be surprised anymore.
It's not uncommon for the Globes to single out a new and exciting prospect, so it's difficult to be too surprised by Brooklyn Nine-Nine's win here.
When one has exaggeratedly low expectations, it is not difficult to be pleasantly surprised.
It is difficult to keep the surprise of the moment alive.
It is difficult to recreate the surprise of that event, when the U.S. men's gymnastics team did, indeed, make history.
