Sentence examples for somewhat surprised about from inspiring English sources

Michael Pollock, editor of Michael Pollock's Gaming Industry Observer newsletter, also was somewhat surprised about the overall numbers.

"I am somewhat surprised about the magnitude of [the plants'] shift," he says.

Mr O'Brien said he was "somewhat surprised" about the result "but the people will make their choice and they've done so".

I was somewhat surprised about Side Show, because I believe the television commercials are effective, but it's possible they haven't been running long enough for impact.

Moreover, some of the halftone reproduction is of poor quality and I am somewhat surprised about the lack of attention to the drawings.

He was somewhat surprised to hear about opposition to that project, and the fact that Yucca had not yet begun storing waste.

"I happened to search for it, and was somewhat surprised to discover that your words about Alistair Cook had somehow found themselves into another publications' articles about Obama's foreign policy, among others.

That the stock and bond markets rallied so strongly on the news of the committee's one-half percentage point cut shows most market participants were at least somewhat surprised, and certainly pleased, by the extent of policymakers' about-face.

I have to say that I'm somewhat surprised because I had thought that the nervousness about the economy and the job situation might keep a potential homebuyer sidelined even with these very positive fundamentals.

He seemed somewhat surprised yesterday by all the attention after an article about him appeared in the campus newspaper, The Washington Square News.

Here are excerpts: When I heard you had agreed to direct "In Darkness," I was somewhat surprised, given that you had already made two films about Holocaust-related subjects.