Sentences with phrase «as a surprise to anyone out»

That «less stressful» part might come as a surprise to anyone out there who's ever tried to park in a church parking lot on Sunday morning, but it's true.

I'm sure this will come as no surprise to anyone out there but the still unofficial, unannounced BlackBerry Torch 2 has one again received some hands - on love.

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In a fascinating post on The Conversation blog, Maynard makes an argument that won't surprise anyone who has read any fictional account of human's interplanetary future — colonizing other planets probably won't bring out the better angels of our nature, and any attempt to put people on Mars will require overcoming serious social and political problems, such as:

The contest between Nico Hulkenberg and Jolyon Palmer at Renault was such a one - sided affair it came as no surprise to anyone that Palmer was shown the door before the year was out.

Spurs were really poor in the match but in all fairness they couldn't have expected United to play as well as they did today and I think they were as surprised as anyone by the way the home side came out of the blocks firing on all cylinders.

She's the publisher of the award - winning blog Parent Hacks, which she started as a way to connect with other parents and, ultimately, to find out if anyone else felt as surprised by parenting as she did.

That said, children's entertainment being what it is today, hardly anyone will be surprised to learn that Peter now sings along with Vampire Weekend and uses expressions such as «chill» and «crushed it,» or that Cotton - Tail pours one out for her departed homies whenever Mr. McGregor's name is mentioned.

So I'm as surprised as anyone that mine turned out to be Peet, a long - proficient actress who has never previously ignited as she does here, playing the sourly pragmatic and intimidatingly perma - bronzed beautician sister of Rebecca Hall's meek do - gooder.

As the world - weary protagonist ready to check out, Langella is good, which is no surprise to anyone who's seen his natural, sometimes appreciated work in films that date back to 1970.

No prizes for anyone who guesses how that turns out, and most definitely not for anyone with the misfortune to watch this utter waste; it's no surprise that Eddie Murphy does not return as the voice of loudmouthed dragon Mushu (voiced by veteran Murphy stand - in Mark Moseley), who is simply unpleasant this time around.

We can not, of course, say that these groups came to the defense of high - stakes, standardized testing at the behest of the Gates Foundation, but we should be clear that their politics align with that of the Gates Foundation, and so the fact that these particular civil rights organizations came out in force to support a central reform backed by the foundation should come as no surprise to anyone.

That's not going to surprise anyone as you would expect a new flagship tablet in 2018 from Samsung to run Oreo out of the box.

While this news really shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone in publishing, it should speak to the need for both traditional and independent publishers, the latter term including authors who self - publish their books, to ensure that they are reaching out to audiences in every possible format.

Maybe it's wrong for a journalist to call out colleagues and fill you in on a dirty little secret that occurs across all sectors of this business, but, to be quite honest, I don't think I'm saying anything that should come as a surprise to anyone who follows the news.

Along the same lines I'm always surprised by the number of people who pooh - pooh the notion of delaying Social Security for a higher benefit because they're convinced they can come out ahead by taking their benefits as soon as possible and investing them at a 6 % to 8 % annual return (although why anyone should feel confident about earning such gains consistently given today's low rates and forecasts for low returns is puzzling).

It's all rumour right now but it would be no surprise to anyone if this turns out to be true as a deal was made between the Creative Assembly and Games Workshop back in 2012.

Now Children of the Atom had already been out in the arcades so it came as no surprise to anyone that this was going to be a great game on the Sega Saturn.

The image came out as a surprise and the artist, who was trying to make the name for himself in the world of commercial photography, wasn't comfortable with its distortion, so he didn't show it to anyone for a year.

They were surprised as anyone (including myself) to hear what came out of my mouth that day, and I am desperately hoping that they distance themselves from me and my presentation ASAP, as I am already being trumpted by the skeptic's echo chamber (see WUWT, SPPI, UtahClimate, et al.) as the nutjob poster child of «the new AGU.»

As such, it shouldn't surprise anyone that I was eager to test out Logitech's newest case for the 10.5 - inch iPad Pro, the Slim Combo.