Sentence examples for one would be surprised from inspiring English sources

If the most craptastic musical on Broadway had been totally snubbed, no one would be surprised, and many would be happy.

Although this sometimes results in vicarious decision-making, more typically it stops at the more modest goal of establishing which options would be attractive (so that one would not be surprised to find the other pursuing one of them) and which unattractive (so that one would be surprised to find the other pursuing any of them).

At a time when many religious leaders are asking politicians to support legislation to curb global warming, "no one would be surprised if this is going on in California, but Maine is a bellwether state," he said, adding, "Here's a very evolved program that's got institutional support of churches; it's not just eight people meeting in a church basement".

No one would be surprised if we did an exhibit on the 60s, and we can all imagine that ourselves.

But no one would be surprised if, in fifty years, computers that rely on G.P.S. actually drove our cars.

"I think what happened up on stage, if anyone were to look at it ahead of time, no one would be surprised," Maisto said.

But having racked up 35 professional contests over 12 years, including 12 straight world title fights, no-one would be surprised if Froch has an epiphany on his sun lounger during his well-earned holiday.

If you run a section but have no idea of the what's happening in other sections or the direction the company is headed, then the only one who would be surprised when your section is closed would be you.

What's one thing fans would be surprised to learn about the combine?

One who certainly would be surprised by unanimity is Mr. Hagelin.

What's one thing people would be surprised to know you've never done?