Sentence examples for were flabbergasted to learn from inspiring English sources

Tea Party activists in the state said they were flabbergasted to learn of the existence of a "Tea Party" ballot line and Mr. Guetzloe's involvement with it.

In October lawmakers were "flabbergasted" to learn that the companies that now run Kansan foster homes had "lost" more than 70 children.

He was flabbergasted to learn there are restaurants that prohibit photography.

And I was flabbergasted to learn that no one ever had.

He said he was flabbergasted to learn that computer science isn't taught as standard in UK schools.

I was flabbergasted to learn from Ashley that more veterans kill themselves every year than the sum of all the soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan since those wars combined.

"I am flabbergasted to learn that this kind of gossip can work its way into a respectable publication such as the Book Review".

Professor George, who invited Mr. Nava to stay at his home after the attack, said that he was flabbergasted to learn that it had been fabricated.

Racicot claimed "irreparable damage" to the system as a result of the hand counting, saying he believes the American people would be "flabbergasted to learn" about what is happening in South Florida.

Henry J. Stern, New York City's parks commissioner, who has had trouble over the last few summers attracting enough qualified people to guard his beaches, was flabbergasted to learn that a man of Mr. Jones's age was still employed as a lifeguard.

Last August, Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, ignited debate among educators, industrialists and policy-makers when he revealed that he was "flabbergasted to learn that, today, computer science isn't even taught as standard in UK schools".