Sentence examples for probably surprising from inspiring English sources

As the founder and executive director of GEMS, the nation's largest direct service provider to commercially sexually exploited and domestically trafficked girls and young women, and as a survivor and a long-time public advocate for raising awareness of this issue, I am probably surprising some people by saying this.

Even so, it is probably surprising to many that education spending comes in at just 3 percent of the $3.5 trillion the federal government spent in 2012.

It's probably surprising that someone who lived in Sing Sing, a maximum-security prison, for a dozen years disagrees with the crux of your argument in your Aug. 2 editorial "Cruel Isolation".

Yet that Hello! has a market at all in Pakistan is probably surprising to readers in the west where the country is known more for its appetite for jihad than its appetite for glamour.

While it is probably surprising that high performers are using more tools, the data also shows us something else that is very interesting about their success.

It's probably surprising when you see her initially and you're thinking, 'OK, she's just going to beat the heck out of somebody,' but she's able to beat them physically if it's a sizable player and she's able to stay with the quick, shifty player".

Given the share of Hispanics who are recent immigrants from poor countries, this is probably not surprising.

For editors and journalists across the country, the reaction to this kind of story is probably nor surprising.

LOS ANGELES — That the A-list of Hollywood would be supporting the Democratic candidate for governor of California is probably not surprising.

• That visitors to the city would be unaware of a local story, even one as prominent as Mr. Bell's, is probably not surprising.

Given the involvement of the thumb' in both early and late conformational events, this behavior is probably not surprising.