Sentence examples for culture expects from inspiring English sources
Western culture expects food to be cheap, abundant and easy to procure.
Maybe the major flaw is just in what the current sports culture expects coming out of young players.
This is partly because boys are given more "freedom to roam," and the culture expects them to take more risks, Mr. Vanderbilt said.
Breastfeeding moms get harassed, too – our culture expects women to cover up their "dirty pillows" for the sake of the children and the prudes on Facebook or sensationalizes the choice to not to do so.
Trust that your children can have better taste than the general culture expects.' " Parents who opt for the skaters in fuzzy costumes demand nothing but entertainment from such shows.
Microsoft culture expects you to be in meetings.
Even braless hippie chicks knew pretty well what the culture expected of them.
It was a reflection of what life in the United States looked like, what the culture expected.
In a culture expecting easy intimacies from its great figures, she was aloof, poised, posed: she was camera-friendly.
What the culture expected of women who could not afford Prada skirts was that they buy some reasonably priced facsimile at the Gap.
In the same way that Mr. Bush ran against both Al Gore and the entire Washington culture, expect to see Mr. McGreevey trying to tie Mr. DiFrancesco to every foul-up to come out of the state capital since the British were routed by Washington in the Battle of Trenton.
