Sentence examples for much surprise from inspiring English sources
The rankings hold as much surprise as a McDonald's menu.
None of them held much surprise, thanks, largely, to an army of stylists (i.e., risk managers).
Numbers and dollar signs -- not much surprise here -- indicate a preoccupation with money.
BOB McKENTY OSCAR NIGHT At the Oscars, there isn't too much surprise.
They hardly come as much surprise; indeed, most were publicised at the time.
The show's comedy doesn't have much surprise to it either — not a good thing when you're going for humor.
It's hard to tell them apart, and by now it's hard to feel much surprise or disgust.
He found it odd that the boy did not seem to express much surprise or guilt over being caught stealing.
ALL the partisanship that swirled around the census did not so much surprise Mr. Prewitt as confound him.
Mr. Healy, much amused, reported the reaction: "With much surprise, this obvious city dweller exclaimed: 'Can you believe it?
