Sentence examples for a more expected from inspiring English sources

Beauty isn't a word that always applies to a baritone voice: strong, powerful or resonant is a more expected accolade.

The opening goal came from a more expected source as former Dundee United and Falkirk forward El Alagui nodded Liam Craig's corner into the net.

O'Neale states that Angelou avoided using a "monolithic black language", and accomplished, through direct dialogue, what O'Neale calls a "more expected ghetto expressiveness".

A more expected position for this protein within a vertebrate MyoD tree topology would be to either branch from all teleost MyoD sequences, if it arose in a common teleost ancestor (e.g. during the teleost WGD), or from Acanthopterygian MyoD1 if a specific myod duplication occurred within this lineage as suggested previously [15].

A positive expression of CD38 correlated with a shorter TTFT independently, a more expected finding, given that it showed an independent prognostic value (which ZAP70 and FISH findings failed to reach) in one of the largest study of prognostic markers carried out in Binet stage A patients with more than a thousand patients an 8 years of median follow-up.

Four minutes earlier, the rally started when a more expected scorer, Hunter, cut the Bruins' lead to 3-2.

He has since submitted 38 nominees for his own team, with a few more expected after parliament's Easter recess.

Perhaps a slightly more expected link up comes from P!nk - real name Alecia Moore - and Dallas Green, frontman of City and Colour.

"Their own little version of 'Days of Our Lives.' " The big news in Baltimore is the recent hatching of four chicks, with a few more expected next month.

Next to this the bomb defusal and control modes, which both boil down to holding an area, feel more expected.

She begins to reciprocate it as the novel turns inevitably into a love story that feels more expected than earned.