Surprising People Left Handed It’s Lost Amount Common Money

• it’s not surprising (that) they lost.
• we had a surprising amount in common.
• it's surprising what people will do for money.
• it’s surprising how many people applied for the job.

surprising

1. causing surprise
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• It’s not surprising (that) they lost.
• We had a surprising amount in common.
• It's surprising what people will do for money.
• It’s surprising how many people applied for the job.
• A surprising number of people came.
• What is surprising about these results is that boys are more likely to be left-handed than girls.
• Surprisingly, boys are more likely to be left-handed than girls.
• Interestingly, even when both parents are left-handed, there is still only a 26% chance of their children being left-handed.
• One of the most interesting findings is that only 2% of the left-handers surveyed have two left-handed parents.
• It is interesting to note that people are more likely to be left-handed if their mother is left-handed than if their father is.
• The most striking feature of these results is that left-handed mothers are more likely to have left-handed children.

Extra Examples

• It is hardly surprising that these stories continue to circulate.
• For a big man, he could move with surprising speed.
• I find that rather surprising.
• In the light of these changes, it is not surprising to find regional variations in unemployment.
• It is not surprising (that) they lost.
• It is surprising how little disagreement there is about it.
• It is surprising how quickly rumours spread.
• It’s surprising what people will do for money.
• Quite a surprising number of people turned up.
• The frequency of such bad weather is hardly surprising given how far north we are.
• The surprising thing is how little it costs.
• We found we had a surprising amount in common.