Sentence examples for too surprised that from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, she's not too surprised that things have gone so horribly wrong.

You shouldn't be too surprised that someone, at some time in the history of the game, accomplished what DiMaggio did.

So we shouldn't be too surprised that Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, whose economic policies can broadly be described as a big goofy mess, has managed to hit the nail on the head with at least one critique.

We're not all too surprised that Lea took it in stride, as she does have a penchant for sexy dresses.

So we can't be all too surprised that Givenchy has replaced Liv Tyler, the longtime face of the brand's Very Irresistible fragrance, with Hollywood darling Amanda Seyfried.

We're not too surprised that Orlando won Rogen's praise, as the "Sausage Party" actor previously feuded with the Biebs in 2014.

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

Honestly, I wouldn't be too surprised if that temporary scarcity played a factor in accelerating sales by year's end.

And don't be too surprised if that bearded professor flipping pages on an iPad at the table next to you in Starbucks turns out to be an IBM employee.

Oh, and that look on his face as she closes the door: modest, entertained, surprised, but not too surprised — confessing to himself that, yes, in the best of all possible worlds (which is where Hitchcock, for a minute or more, has landed us), this is just the kind of thing that ought to happen.

Mr. Gulotta said he was not too surprised to hear that taxpayers had focused their anger at him.