Sentence examples for become quite expected from inspiring English sources

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Such turnover has become quite expected following a successful re-election.

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In fact, they've become quite fashionable, expected really, when someone in the public eye gets caught straying.

Although I loved the fact they took art from the critics pages and made it front-page news (who doesn't love stories of money, sex and celebrity?), I never expected them to become quite so rich.

Some of the aristocratic dances are merely finicky and, curiously, the peasant dances never become quite as lusty as one might expect.

Sprout is going from strength to strength, and as word about its capabilities spreads further, we can expect it to become quite the acquisition bait.

Against their own expectations, some even become quite depressed.

He and Biegun both said they expected meetings at the working level to begin soon and become quite frequent before the next summit.

It surprised me to learn it was expected of me; and it surprised me even more that I've become quite good at it.

While this procedure is straightforward in principle, we expect the numerical calculations (in particular, the solution of the Poisson equation) to become quite heavy.

It's become quite annoying.

Become quite tearful.

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