Unsurprisingly

Definition

unsurprising /ʌnsǝ'praÇzÇŋ / adj အံ့ဩစရာမရိွေသာ၊ မေကာင္းေသာ။ It's unsurprising that people with dogs walk more than others. unsurprisingly adv

Examples

1. ‘The unsurprising response was that it was needed immediately while some were keen to wait until money was available.’
2. ‘This is unsurprising as they are men of great power and influence.’
3. ‘This
4. I thought at the time
5. was unsurprising given the presumably pitiful state of the Ghanaian school system.’
6. ‘Environmentalists and water union leaders said the Commission's results were unsurprising.’
7. ‘Another worrying fact is the unsurprising fact that those with pensions tend to live longer than those not so lucky.’
8. ‘This is completely unsurprising
9. as the law
10. such as it exists here
11. on charities is simply not enforced.’
12. ‘The subsequent interpretations of the debate by the panel and others have also been totally unsurprising.’
13. ‘Recent research came up with the unsurprising info that the average ballet dancer was supremely more fit than the average footballer.’
14. ‘That occasionally he might overstep the line is unsurprising.’
15. ‘The initial blow is hard
16. so it is unsurprising that it hurts.’
17. ‘Indeed
18. some might say that his political intentions are unsurprising.’
19. ‘In a skinny train of islands in a deserted corner of a very big ocean
20. it is unsurprising that the sea and shore are top of the list.’
21. ‘This is unsurprising as HSBC has led high street banks in acquiring City of London stockbroking skills.’
22. ‘The Guardian
23. I understand
24. has expressed a totally unsurprising interest.’
25. ‘The least surprising thing about the Emmy Awards this year was how unsurprising they were.’
26. ‘In a way
27. this is unsurprising
28. because it occupied a prime piece of Notting Hill real estate
29. which was frankly wasted on children.’
30. ‘The findings were as disturbing as they were unsurprising
31. pointing up old stereotypes of circuit queens.’
32. ‘The subsequent interpretations of the debate by the panel and others were also totally unsurprising.’
33. ‘At its heart is the unsurprising premise that personal experience dictates how we interpret information.’
34. ‘In Old Saint Paul's
35. a quiet
36. cut-off space for fallen soldiers
37. it was unsurprising she thought of a martyr.’