Sentence examples for seriously surprised from inspiring English sources
Nobody in New York should be seriously surprised to find such fare at the ballet — the links between ballet and musical theater have a richer track record here than anywhere else — but on paper it's still fun to see that City Ballet can give us a program comprising works by three artists who each have been top Broadway choreographers: George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins and Susan Stroman.
I would be seriously surprised if it did not exist — it fits perfectly within the company's BlackBerry -centric ecosystem — but it will still probably be the latest RIM product to publicly crash and burn.
You'll be seriously surprised about what people throw away.
In fact, the first time you use it, you'll be seriously surprised at the amount of dust and dirt it'll pull out of your carpet.
"We take these allegations very seriously, but were quite surprised by this lawsuit," he told HuffPost in a statement.
Seriously, we're just as surprised as you are.
Los Angeles Times columnist Patrick Goldstein said there were "no easy answers" and that he was not surprised Comedy Central took the threat seriously, but added, "in a democracy, artists and political satirists should be allowed to say what they believe, even if it offends some of its audience".
Desperate to milk this meeting, I asked, "Were you nervous and surprised when you won the Oscar?" Mark replied seriously, without skipping a beat, "No.
Within the space of about five minutes, I had gone from terrified to surprised to simultaneously impressed and entertained by how seriously they take the whole thing.
Hans Wigzell, an HIV/AIDS researcher at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden who chaired the Nobel committee for physiology or medicine from 1990 to 1992, says he's "always surprised" by the award decisions, but that panel members take seriously Alfred Nobel's original wishes.
