Sentence examples for but expected of a from inspiring English sources

It's not only accepted but expected of a ragga MC.

But, as would be expected of a former director of central intelligence, Mr. Gates said Iran "cannot pick and choose" only the American intelligence it likes.

But so much more was expected of a team stocked with high-priced talent and distinguished veterans.

Abernathy finished 16th in a field of 30 in 1988, without a medal but far better than anyone expected of a 34-year-old luger from St. Thomas.

True, they're scuffed and smudged, but that's to be expected of a pair of black leather Bostonians exposed daily to the sidewalks of New York.

But this is to be expected of a company that has expanded deliberately ahead of its market.

But this is to be expected of a company that has deliberately expanded ahead of its market and installed plenty of excess capacity.

The site's loading times are longer than on Facebook or Google+, but that's to be expected of a startup social network.

But that's to be expected of a prototype, and is something they're working on for the final shipping model.

Iranian agents in Iraq are spying, as expected of a neighbour, but apparently not fomenting violence.

But, he added, "This would be expected of a political appointee".