Sentence examples for extreme surprise from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, November 13 , 1948P. 90 The dramatic, unexpected turn in our Presidential election caused extreme surprise, gave great satisfaction, and certainly aroused sentiment here.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 13 , 1948P. 90 The dramatic, unexpected turn in our Presidential election caused extreme surprise, gave great satisfaction, and certainly aroused sentiment here.

"I cannot hide from you my extreme surprise," wrote Lewald, "that you have not given a single mention of the fact that the idea for the torch relay is a purely German idea".

He said: "I wish to register my extreme surprise and disappointment at the sudden, and in my view totally unjustified, termination of my agreement.

"This is an extreme surprise," said Gerard Cassidy, analyst at RBC Capital Markets.

But when they get to know me, they find to their extreme surprise that I am kind and gentle".

In this second episode, Fertik (founder of "Femto Management," a company that takes micro management to an extreme) surprises his colleagues by announcing an entirely new focus; meanwhile Cowan, Fertik's main investor, is caught off-guard and left to pick up the pieces without letting anyone know that… well, he might not have any idea what's going on.

He has honed a style that mirrors -- with disjunctions, displacements, extreme croppings, surprises and surprising angles, and sometimes an almost unbearable in-your-face closeness -- the shattered or merely alienated lives he often observes.

They are unusually frank documents of emotion: one doesn't often see such extremes of surprise, fear, and joy flow so undisguised across an adult face.

Soon after the announcement of Bibi's acquittal, he gave a speech that – given his history of appeasing more extreme elements – surprised many in its stridency.

The extreme results surprised even the study researchers.