Sentence examples for could ever expect from inspiring English sources

He's handled it as well as anybody could ever expect.

Surely no sane person could ever expect much sympathy from this monster.

By charting the results, he produced a good approximation of the range of colors one could ever expect to see.

If you write something better than the public could ever expect to hear, you may do even better.

It felt like as finely judged a performance of this sombre work as one could ever expect to encounter.

"Our Prius's conversion to plug-in power cost more than you could ever expect to recoup in gas savings," the magazine said.

"I got started, and I thought, oh my goodness, when could I ever expect to work on something on this scale again?" she said.

"One of the underlying themes of the trip is to examine the question: in a country so tremendously challenged by underdevelopment, poverty, high population, low education levels, high agricultural dependence on land; all of those challenges — and then you throw in the genocide — how could one ever expect conservation, this sort of luxury item, to take hold?

And it did end up all the way down the food chain to the borrower, to the person who borrowed more money on that house, that McMansion, or that second home in Florida, than that person could realistically ever expect to pay back.

Maybe the new love came--or maybe it didn't--but how could you ever expect it to be quite the same?

If I didn't see depression as a real illness that required real treatment, how could I ever expect anyone else to?