| 41. | Clearly taken aback, the president at first said he disagreed.
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| 42. | Frankly, I was more taken aback by the talking baboon.
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| 43. | Taken aback, they are desperately looking for mud to throw.
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| 44. | The legislators, taken aback, greeted his words with nervous laughter.
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| 45. | It sounds stupid, but I still find myself taken aback.
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| 46. | McInturff said he was still taken aback by the figures.
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| 47. | Sometimes, though, even Flockhart is taken aback by that behavior.
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| 48. | Some were also taken aback by the 70-degree weather.
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| 49. | Johnson was taken aback by her Connecticut colleague's approach.
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| 50. | O'Meara was taken aback by that series of events.
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