Sentence examples for too surprised about from inspiring English sources

Commons scored the goal that unlocked this Cup final and nobody should have been too surprised about that.

Readers of tech sites like this one are probably not too surprised about the increasing need for bandwidth in applications, games, and services — but unfortunately nobody at Comcast reads CrunchGear (actually, they do, but still).

We probably shouldn't be too surprised about this new somber tone.

With just over six months until the General Election, do not be too surprised if debates about football pop up in Westminster as well as on BBC Radio 5 live's weekly 606 programme.

I don't think anybody was too surprised," Prince said about his reaction to the news in 2015 that Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez had filed a police report against Weinstein alleging sexual abuse. .

"I was too surprised to say anything about it.

I don't expect most people in this country to be too surprised or even upset about any of this.

"Hopefully not too surprised," he said.

Federer is too surprised to react.

Bocartes was too surprised to think of an answer.

We can't be too surprised though, can we?