Sentence examples for less surprised that from inspiring English sources

Readers will be less surprised that one of those 12 is Camille Paglia's "Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson".

As genres continue to blur and artists become increasingly harder to categorize, perhaps we should be less surprised that they often understand each other.

Karolyi, 65, said he was less surprised that NBC would hire someone with his thick accent than he was that the network let him say anything he wanted.

Former officials from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol were less surprised that such a scheme was so easy to pull off.

(She seems less surprised that he asked her to marry him without mentioning the fact that he has two children, a bizarre little plot failing that should have been corrected by now).

I suppose I should have been less surprised that an international arms dealer would have one of these his basement, but with the target still hanging at the end of the corridor it felt eerie, like it had only recently been used.

It says nothing substantial or new about the dark underside of fame — we're a lot less surprised than its heroine that celebrity fades — or about split identities.

There's some proof that Gawker understood power in America in the fact that the people there were less surprised than anyone by the way that Thiel took it out.

Finally, we are less surprised than Gargani et al. that we did not see an increase in β-cell replication in human obesity (5, 6).

Avram Grant, Chelsea's manager that night, says he was less surprised than the Korean.

"I am less surprised than I am worried," Clinton said of Comey's firing.