Sentence examples for so much surprised from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't so much surprised to get the call as I was gratified," Cross said.

By Michael Humphrey April 23, 2010 As a Denver native, I was not so much surprised when the Broncos drafted Tim Tebow with the 25th pick as dispirited.

As a Denver native, I was not so much surprised when the Broncos drafted Tim Tebow with the 25th pick as dispirited.

People close to him, meanwhile, were not so much surprised that he would not run but rather deflated about the state of the Democratic Party's standard-bearers in New York City.

Pushing his 8-month-old son in a rubber swing on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Brennan said he was not so much surprised that disasters happen but that in a city the size of New York, huge numbers of shocking disasters don't unfold every day.

"I was not so much surprised because I knew that he had this vice, but it was flabbergasting because why did all we journalists, considering what we knew about him — why did we never write a line about this?" She added: "There is this very strong tradition in France that you don't have here, in Anglo-Saxon countries, is not to speak about private life.

ALL the partisanship that swirled around the census did not so much surprise Mr. Prewitt as confound him.

"On this weekend, the Hearts v Rangers match is scheduled for Sunday 3 May to be broadcast on television and it is not clear to us why this has caused so much surprise," he said.

Someone check Kris Jenner's vital signs because there's only so much surprise wedding news one momager can take.

But none of its turns and twists comes with so much surprise as the visit by a woman identified only as the Church Lady (Catherine Castellanos).

So no one was much surprised, after Mrs. Kennedy spoke of her "Uncle Teddy," to see him hobble out onto the stage in the crab-like walk of his — a long-ago plane crash left him with lifelong back pain.