Sentence examples for generally surprised from inspiring English sources

Party guests last night were generally surprised that the evening was a benefit.

"People are generally surprised that we make a living from it," Mr. Munroe said.

By all accounts, the White House was generally surprised by the outraged reaction which came not only from Democrats.

White Americans are generally surprised when they encounter stories like this -- of an African-American with a proud heritage who nevertheless decides to leave blackness behind.

I will say this though; in four years as a member of the MCC, I've been generally surprised at what the gate stewards let fly and wonder whether it was ever really any different.

Students were generally surprised to see that their prediction about the frequency of forks was not supported.

But these results are generally surprises.

Though I am generally not surprised by this technique, as a regular reader of Mr. Herbert, I was surprised by his use of the device.

I'm not a regular Edge user, but I've generally been surprised about the usefulness of that integration, which automatically brings up related information about restaurants, for example.

The GPs in this study were 'generally surprised' at their actions and offered unexpected insight into communication barriers, such as the importance of the lack of a simple opening statement in starting HIV risk discussion.

"Generally, people are surprised that she is still there," said Philip H. Hilder, Ms. Watkins's lawyer.