Sentence examples for surprise for instance from inspiring English sources

So it would be no surprise, for instance, if it turned out that Snoke had used some kind of Plagueis-like tech to bring himself back from the dead, rather than being Plagueis himself.

The big reveal in "Don's Meatball Surprise," for instance, is a center of liquid mozzarella within the marbles of ground pork, beef and veal, and maybe the swipe of whipped ricotta underneath.

Today's surprise, for instance, is the use of DNA to do exact arithmetical calculations entirely in analog.

In terms of offering other products and services that might not be obvious, or might engender that surprise, for instance, we can look at the things that other people with similar profiles have purchased.

The only time you need a head-mounted display is if you can't use your arms or hands, and that's a pretty specialized case; it's no surprise, for instance, that Oakley has pitched its smart goggles at skiers, or that surgeons featured prominently in early Glass demos.

The only time you need a head-mounted display is if you can't use your arms or hands, and that's a pretty specialist case; it's no surprise, for instance, that Oakley have pitched their smart goggles at skiers, or that surgeons featured prominently in early Glass demos.

In a year when chat shows like Larry King's continuous Ross Perot show and the pundit programs created news, worthwhile information in documentaries"Frontline's" investigation of "The October Surprise," for instance--tended not to be picked up by TV and print journalists.

Don't be surprised, for instance, to see some snake-like systems wriggling their way through parts of the course.

Experts were surprised, for instance, at a drop in spending on some hospitalized seniors — people enrolled in Medicare, whose coverage the recession should not affect.

The author himself said that he was surprised, for instance, at how well-loved within the team was Juan Pablo Montoya, who never won the Formula One title.

In my short academic career I've been surprised, for instance, to discover professors of English who have lost interest in literature in favor of pursuing institutional power in the shape of administrative positions.