Sentence examples for know how surprised from inspiring English sources

When a reporter told Armstrong that he was surprised at how much time Ullrich and Hamilton had lost, Armstrong said, "I don't know how surprised you were, but I was pretty surprised".

Instead, make a funny (not sarcastic) and witty comment about the incident- do you know how pleasantly surprised he'll be?

"But I like to say that the Italians know how to surprise".

Many in Congress said their need for investigation was no different from the desire a half-century ago to know how the United States was surprised at Pearl Harbor, which has repeatedly been cited as the closest thing to Sept. 11 the nation has experienced.

Don't know how she knows, surprises me all the time.

Winnie also knew how to surprise her husband.

And he knows how to surprise: chord progressions that a less imaginative composer would have pushed along predictable paths invariably took unexpected turns, as did the exchanges between the mandolin and the orchestra.

His emotional range is wide and subtle; he knows how to surprise an audience's ear with different intonations (a trick he says he learned from another British actor, Bill Nighy) and he has the vital ability to stay absolutely motionless while projecting emotion like a slingshot.

The executives strongly believed accurate information was more important than good news, because it would eliminate surprises (we all know how little bankers appreciate surprises).

But some may be surprised to know how many athletic champions have passed through Stanford GSB portals.

You might be flattered and surprised to know how hard your children are working simply to gain your approval.