Examples of 'not much of a surprise' in a sentence

not much of a surprise - a phrase used to indicate that something is expected or anticipated, and therefore does not cause much astonishment

Now not much of a surprise to anybody.

For some of us this is not much of a surprise any more.

Not much of a surprise there.

That President Santos should make such remarks is not much of a surprise.

This was not much of a surprise for the students.

Her parent 's separation was not much of a surprise.

Not much of a surprise then.

Although encouraging, the results were not much of a surprise.

It is not much of a surprise that the issue has arisen now.

He's always jacking around so it was not much of a surprise.

It is not much of a surprise that the vocals are a bit buried in the mix.

Planet Of The Apes: not much of a surprise.

It was not much of a surprise that Tomas did.

So, in a way, the latest announcement is not much of a surprise.

Not much of a surprise for the general, not if they do not get here by tonight.

Meaning of "not much of a surprise"