Sentence examples for surprised coming from inspiring English sources

You look at Dele Alli and, the truth is, we've all been surprised, coming from the lower divisions to play so well".

I was surprised, coming back on the plane" — from Montana, where Hillary had given a couple of speeches on health care — "at some of her comments: how partisan, how negative, how quick to judge".

He was surprised, coming as he did from the mercantile bourgeoisie, to discover that his new alias had proletarian overtones: magazine editors confused him with the gritty, jobbing documentarian, Bert Hardy, and sent him on assignments to the Gorbals or murky, industrial Yorkshire when he preferred to photograph the tribal rites of patricians in Eaton Square or at Glyndebourne.

"I was a little bit surprised, coming off the back of last season," said Smith.

He said he was surprised coming as an undergraduate from New Zealand that exams were not proctored.

"I was quite surprised coming here how broken the place is," said Eno. "How the streets are terrible.

And I think we may be surprised, come November, about the political effect.

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But Mr. Reidy had a big surprise coming.

The pope's resignation took the cardinals by surprise, coming "like a thief in the night".

NRC foresees some of those surprises coming from some unconventional quarters.