surprised造句怎么写

Give it a shot I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised!

Don't be surprised if your parents know your school counselor.

He was surprised, too, that he did not weep - surprised and a little ashamed; surely it is unkind not to weep for the dead.

Taking the call, Grace was surprised to hear her little girl crying hysterically.

You'll soon be surprised to see how quickly things begin to fall into place.

Moreover, I was pleasantly surprised at the relative ease of installing additional software during runtime on most LiveCDs.

Programmers of imperative languages will be surprised by what you can do without flow control; they'll be even more surprised at how much easier many tasks are without it!

You'll be pleasantly surprised as writing an adapter for Spring Integration is pretty trivial, if you're interested.

She might be pleasantly surprised to discover that when approached respectfully, her husband, on his own, will realize that he needs to spend more time with his daughter.

This surprised me; I had never thought of my hair, or any other part of me, as feeling or looking good.

It did a great job keeping my windshield clear. Not only that-you'd be surprised at how many people waved back.

No amount of douchebaggery you pull off later in life will ever amount to that, so your lady will at least not be disappointed or, at best, pleasantly surprised.

You might be pleasantly surprised - sometimes, there's little or no difference in quality (the products may even be produced in the same factory, by the same methods, and simply packaged differently).

The news greatly surprised them.

So he is now pleasantly surprised.

A teacher surprised the boys smoking cigarettes.

I remember being surprised by his graceful, conservative foxtrot.

In retrospect, the accuracy of my prediction surprised friends and colleagues, and I myself have been surprised by the speed of change that followed.

I would be very surprised if we saw a boom in the name Palin.

And I'm not entirely sure how to fashion—let alone scientifically operationalize—a "surprised-looking and predatory" eye expression.

I would not be surprised to learn that most businesses today use instant messaging in their daily operations.

And while people who habitually lock their doors are incredulous that others do not, those who don't lock are surprised that anyone would be shocked by it.

When the Pacific island state of Tuvalu proposed in Copenhagen a tougher cut in future emissions, it was swiftly knocked back by China in a manner that surprised some observers.

I was surprised at his candor.

I profess that I was surprised at the news.

Brown, 45, still seems surprised that his book started such a frenzy.

I was surprised when I found myself wearing maternity clothes well into the second month after my daughter's birth.

He was bald, with a long sharp nose and black eyes that watched her as though he were surprised to see her and yet he had been walking towards her.

I was surprised at his boldness.

Everyone was surprised by the Times exclusive about the prince' marriage.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if a large proportion of surgical practice is based on thin air, and [claims for effectiveness] would evaporate if we studied them closely, ” Ioannidis says.

When he took a quick glance at the lady, he was surprised to find that she was right regarding him with interest.

My partner surprised me by leading with a spade.