Sentence examples for nothing too surprising from inspiring English sources
There's nothing too surprising to be seen here; in fact, the only thing that really surprises us at all is how much it looks like the N97's virtual keyboard which, well, sort of sucks.
Nothing too surprising there.
And the films are solidly constructed — nothing too surprising or exceptional happens, but the mysteries are logical, the texture is gritty, and the performances are more than capable.
We paid close attention to see who won the early-reporting eastern states and stayed up late enough to make sure nothing too surprising had happened on the West Coast.
"In short, nothing too surprising after Friday's employment report left little doubt that there would be no tightening at the June 14-15 FOmeetinging," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief US economist for High Frequency Economics.
Economies and their currencies, of course, often rise in tandem, and for Japan -- now the fastest-growing country in the Group of 7 -- there is nothing too surprising about the yen's 7.6percentt rise since August.
Of course, the fact that these artists can just turn up and make a show out of nothing shouldn't be too surprising.
That is not too surprising.
This is not too surprising.
That's not too surprising.
