Sentence examples for legitimately surprised from inspiring English sources

"I'm legitimately surprised by that," added Kogan of the Harley Street address.

First of all, I had already written a review back in February, when Apple legitimately surprised the world with the revelation that the ninth iteration of OS X was just about ready to go.

Alas, if you were to go by Facebook reactions (and who wouldn't?), people were legitimately surprised by the outcome.

"Anyone could have been legitimately surprised by how Gaddafi was received by the current government until not that long ago," said Bernard Cazeneuve.

You have to be legitimately surprised, so you gasp and reset your breathing pattern.

He said Ms. Cobain was legitimately "surprised and unhappy" when her identity was leaked.

I feel like Nick Pope has secretly been at the back of the minibus on every stag-do I have ever attended, being wonky-looking and slightly too large, like it legitimately would not surprise me if I've had between two to three pints with Nick Pope once – maybe I went paintballing with him?

Reader blossiekins bought into the consumerist explanation: "If you constantly bombard people with messages about what they 'must have' and yet create a society in which they cannot possibly obtain that stuff legitimately, we should hardly be surprised when they go out and take it for themselves".

No one here would have been surprised by a Shafik victory; it seemed entirely possible that he could win legitimately.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet No one here would have been surprised by a Shafik victory; it seemed entirely possible that he could win legitimately.

And of course, they must have been surprised at the way they were doubted, not least because they were quite legitimately voting".