I was surprised only by my lack of surprise that Manhattanites pay what the rest of the nation would surely consider outrageously exorbitant prices for their highly coveted additional storage space ("The $38,500 Closet," Nov. 12).
On Thursday, the newsroom was surprised only by the timing, not the choice.
The actors at Iraq's National Theatre were welcoming, surprised only by Steggall's youth.
"We were surprised not only by the size of the effect but also that it could contribute to the risk in only an hour," Dr. Peters said.
Slide Show: The Red Carpet at the 2013 Grammy Awards JON CARAMANICA: I'm exhausted, and frustrated, and surprised only by the lengths to which the ceremony went to sprinkle a little Grammy love on all of the important rock artists, so that none of them felt left out.
County health workers screening Soviet Armenian refugees for medical problems, for instance, have been surprised not only by their large numbers but by their fearful reaction to routine examinations.
Certain consumers have been surprised not only by the packaging, but also by the proselytizing enthusiasm of the Pocket Pak users.
If it had been possible to look ahead, just a few months after 9/11, to the memorial design that was unveiled last Wednesday morning at Federal Hall National Memorial, we would have been surprised not only by its beauty, but also by the fact that the footprints of the twin towers are preserved intact, as essential elements in the design.
Blanc de Cnop said that Feigen, however, told police that the athletes were surprised by multiple robbers but that only one was armed.
Like other tour operators, he is surprised not only by the sudden popularity of the trips but also by their apparent habit-forming nature.
