Sentence examples for certain expectation of a from inspiring English sources

Back in 1950, a Times correspondent contacted the Vatican's film office, in what must have been the certain expectation of a juicy quote condemning "Stromboli".

I was just in so much shock, and I guess they had a certain expectation of a person who was sexually assaulted.

"I have a certain expectation of a book if I'm going to engage with it, and I can't do the airport book really, even though I'm praying every minute of the day that any of my books becomes an airport book".

Does society have certain expectations of a person based on class, gender, colour, sexual orientation, religious beliefs and cultural background?

The public has a certain expectation of Swift to act a certain way and to keep her wholesome image going.

The respondents voiced further annoyance that tip jars "convey a certain expectation of obligation" leading some to "feel a pang of guilt if they did not leave a tip," according to a summary of responses posted on the site.

Brody is a very dear colleague, but it is odd to read that Polanski "didn't flee judgment" and that "the law had its say" because, before skipping town, he entered a plea with a certain expectation of leniency.

My live persona with the sunglasses and the suit--people have a certain expectation of what your personality is like, and my off-stage persona--a lot of people don't even recognize me without that get-up on.

That manner of curation generally does a good job assuring that featured shows adhere to a certain expectation of quality.

While the complaints may seem minor, residents say they bought with a certain expectation of what the homes would look like.

"The great thing about national parks is that when visitors come, they have a certain expectation of the experience," Jarvis said.