Sentence examples for very very surprised from inspiring English sources

It's a daring kind of choice by the committee and we were very very surprised.

I would be very, very surprised if the judges had already decided.

"I'd be very, very surprised if the president vetoes this bill," Mr. Cardin said before the deal was announced.

"I would be very, very surprised if we uncovered a very large fraud at this stage," he said.

"In a way, I am very, very surprised that the German government has yet to hold a hearing.

"I'm very, very surprised that he and our medical people were able to turn it around that dramatically, that quickly," Carlesimo said.

"What you don't know is how much of that was determined by her lifestyle advice," says Griffin, "but we were very, very surprised by the findings".

Colin Montgomerie, 1 June 2010: "I want to see them [European players] showing support for European golf and the European Tour and I will be very, very surprised if they are not there.

"I was very, very pleasantly surprised to get their call," said Bruce Evans, director of the Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, N.C., which had not received money from Ford before.

The theory of the blitzkrieg was that if you carried only what you absolutely needed, you could move very, very fast, surprise your enemies, and win.

I'll be very surprised if geo-engineering research leads to a solution very, very surprised.