Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Rather surprised in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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I was rather surprised by what Mr Curry had to say.
I was rather surprised.
I am rather surprised that we were able to read the various proposals you have outlined in Le Monde before you came to present them to the House.
I am rather surprised at what I am hearing.
I am rather surprised at this proposal from the Socialist Group.
When I told them, they were rather surprised because they all realised it was something directed particularly at them.
I'm rather surprised he was given little more than a slap on the wrist, sir.
I was rather surprised by what Mr Newens has just said,
And I'm also rather surprised, because when I look back on my life the last thing I ever wanted to do was write, or be in any way involved in religion.
I was rather surprised when I read that both the SET Plan
I am rather surprised to see the detail of the votes that contrast with the beautiful written words,
although I was rather surprised that you should have chosen this particular time to do so.
I am rather surprised when you come up with these replies,
I am now rather surprised that there are Members of the House, who clearly do not take their own decisions seriously
When they arrived, the Athenians(again including Demosthenes and Aeschines) were rather surprised to find embassies from all the principal combatants in the Sacred War were also present,
Madam President, firstly I am rather surprised that our rapporteur Mr Cabrol has said that he is not supporting Amendments Nos 5, 9 and 16.
The apostles were rather surprised that Judas had not returned before this, and they were very
I was rather surprised to find that on a number of occasions the Council dossiers,
and I am rather surprised that it has been proposed on behalf of the Committee on Agriculture.
I was rather surprised, Commissioner, that you take such a critical view of the many amendments that Parliament has adopted, and which I have taken a quick second look at, and raise the prospect