This view was anticipated in a discussion that has not received much (or any?) attention (and was overlooked by Hollander).
He also developed exceptional skill at not calling the play that would usually be anticipated in a specific situation….
Some experts say the very idea of living wills is flawed, because the course of illness is too unpredictable to be anticipated in a simple document.
The skull possesses a mixture of primitive and advanced features, precisely the combination that might be anticipated in a transitional form between lower and higher primates.
Under the guidance of their mentors, Stanford Bio-X Ustudentsents learn how to carry out experiments in the laboratory, develop the skills to read and analyze scientific literature, and overcome challenges that cannot be anticipated in a classroom environment.
While suspense could never be anticipated in a meeting of champions versus team relegated in bottom place, bankrolled Cup holders against potless bankrupts, Pompey gave an excellent account of themselves.
As might be anticipated in a biography so dependent on its author's feel for his subject, Jenkins's treatment of Churchill's relationship with the Conservative party is less sure-footed.
The famous scene when all 10 dancers watch what may be a storm passing is anticipated in a pas de deux in which the couple apparently traces a rainbow.
The scheme, it is anticipated, in a letter advising me of the "changes" – not swingeing cuts – will have subsidised 96,000 journeys in 2010-11 at a cost of a whopping £20m, or 20 times greater than what MPs had to repay in fraudulent expenses claims.
The future cannot properly be anticipated in a linear way only.
