Sentence examples for I anticipated more from inspiring English sources

There are few films released this year that I anticipated more eagerly than "Don Verdean," the fourth feature directed by Jared Hess.

Robert Birgeneau, Berkeley's gangly, staunchly liberal chancellor, told me, "I anticipated more enmity to us here on campus and less against Yudof.

Mr Huddlestone said: "I'd like to thank the people of Mid Worcestershire for putting their trust in me and giving me more votes than I anticipated, more votes than I dreamt of, to be honest".

He gave no specifics, but he said, "I anticipate more to follow them".

General Partner Brian Jacobs seconds: "Right now we have a healthy IPO market, and I anticipate more M&A from large software companies as nascent industries begin to consolidate throughout the year".

Trying to make that type of prediction is like observing the pre-season workouts of a sports team divining what the season's outcome is going to be without knowing how the other teams are going to do, the impact of weather, injuries, etc. Singer: With or without higher standards, I anticipate more banks folding.

"I anticipate more of the same," Hakura said.

But for now, I anticipate more of us will be visiting orthopedics for help for our thumbs.

During a break in the meeting, Taper reflects on what he's seen, writing that, "in many ways, the meeting had not been at all what I had expected": I had anticipated more speculation, more oratory, more emotional outbursts.

I'd anticipated more enlightenment when I first came to Southeast Asia on an extended holiday after four months living in Melbourne, but it was actually worse, with Asian-on-Asian racism being as rampant as black-on-black racism in the United States (and European/white Argentine vs. South American/brown Argentine racism in Buenos Aires) and highlighting the social ill in bright, shocking pink.

I wasn't expecting to uncover a terrorist cell, but I had anticipated more hostility toward the government.