Sentences with phrase «with mild surprise»

asks Freeman with mild surprise.

It was that sort of wrinkled - nose disgust, mingled with a mild surprise that anyone could be so repellent.

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For this pea soup, I brought together the pungent, surprising flavor of the ramps with peas and fresh herbs to complement the soup's mild creamy sweetness.

And that's not surprising: Cauliflower has an excellent mild flavor that pairs well with so many other ingredients.

You will be surprised by the mild taste of this sauce, I know some of you will think that Poblano peppers sometimes could be spicy, but with the mix of cream and milk, all that spiciness goes away.

But the fact that this year's team, ranked No. 3 nationally in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America rankings, won the program's tenth section championship with such ease was a mild surprise to Rose, who is in his 34th year of coaching.

But, as the mother of two children who have learning disabilities — my son who has a sort of diffuse mild dyslexia coupled with ADHD which made it worse, and a daughter with classical severe dyslexia — it would not surprise me in the least if intrapartum hypoxia is not discovered to be a major component.

Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised, considering the fact that Lazio's running mate, Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards, signaled with his convention acceptance speech than he is likely to be a milder - than - usual No. 2.

«The surprise is that patients with mild disease suffer the greatest loss.»

«We were surprised at the importance of taking into account RLS severity — it was only severe RLS, not milder RLS, that was associated with increased risk of stroke,» said principal investigator and senior author Xiang Gao, associate professor and Director, Nutritional Epidemiology Lab, department of Nutritional Sciences at The Pennsylvania State University in University Park, Pa..

For patients with mild cognitive impairment, don't be surprised if your health care provider prescribes exercise rather than medication.

Wilkinson said he was surprised that on every test, participants who had mild TBI and hypopituitarism had more problems than did participants with mild TBI but no hypopituitarism and those with no blast exposure.

For patients with mild cognitive impairment, don't be surprised if your health care provider prescribes...

«What surprised us was that even a single mild TBI was associated with a significantly higher risk of dementia,» lead author Jesse Fann, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Washington School of Medicine, said in a statement.

With that type of mild weather, it's not surprising that January also had a record low sea ice extent for the month.

With relatively mild herbal remedies like this you can't reasonably expect it to completely change your life, but you may be surprised how many worthwhile uses have been observed in carefully managed clinical studies.

To his great surprise, he's not only rescued by the mystical Knight Bus, which whisks him off to the welcoming Leaky Cauldron Inn, but the stern Minister of Magic (Robert Hardy) lets him off with a mild warning.

While this news will come as no surprise to anyone with even the mildest interest in following tech news, Sony introduced two new eBook readers today in the «Reader Pocket Edition» and «Reader >>

Michael Pietsch in person does not have horns, a mild surprise given how little I thought of his role in the public row with Amazon over eBook pricing.

With a sunny and mild climate all year round, the resort offers unique and surprising settings for your coffee breaks, lunches and dinners, and our teams are always on hand to enhance the experience for all of your guests.

With plenty of fresh breezes, abundant sunshine, and mild temperatures, it's no surprise that January is one of the most popular months to visit Belize.

Her work mixes abstract with figurative, using found and raw materials combined in constructions, which often serve to surprise and titillate with their mild poking irreverence.

Housing conditions have been blamed widely for those deaths, and given that I used to work for a housing charity in Scotland this is not in the slightest surprising — we have many thousands of properties which are below tolerable standard, hard or impossible to heat, with single - glazed windows in rotting window frames, draughty doors, and above all extreme condensation and rising damp (and they are dreadfully unhealthy in a mild, wet, windy winter too).