Sentence examples for was terribly surprised from inspiring English sources

So no one was terribly surprised when, on 12 April 2015, Clinton announced, via video, that she was running.

No one was terribly surprised last week when Sony announced that its losses this year would be worse than it had expected.

"I had seen so many film versions of Dracula and was terribly surprised that very few of the films had any resemblance to Bram's original novel.

When Loris Cereda, the then mayor of the Mob-infiltrated town of Buccinasco near Milan, was filmed in March 2011 allegedly taking a €10,000 (£8,500) bung in exchange for handing out a lucrative public contract for a shopping centre, people sighed, but no one was terribly surprised.

NO ONE was terribly surprised this week when Bell Canada Enterprises, owner of the largest telephone company in Canada, with a market value of C$31 billion ($27.5 billion), looked as if it was about to become the target of competing takeover bids.

No one was terribly surprised earlier this month when the state's largest health care union, 1199/S.E.I.U., New York's Health and Human Services Union, crossed party lines and endorsed Mr. Pataki, a Republican, over either of the two Democrats seeking to challenge him.

The surprise is that anyone should be terribly surprised.

When Beth suddenly decides she's had enough and moves out, Tom is terribly surprised.

Few were terribly surprised, for example, by the justices' 5-4 rulast yeart year in cases involving birth control and public prayer.

You won't be terribly surprised to hear that his career first-class average presently stands at 35.07.

I can't imagine that in the late nineteen-sixties anyone would have been terribly surprised had they learned that some faculty were having sexual relations with students.