Sentence examples for even expected for from inspiring English sources
Last year, on a visit to the dermatologist, I realized that it is normal now, and perhaps even expected, for twentysomethings to use anti-aging products.
As Jeff blithely misbehaves, he is portrayed as a prototypical American Everyman in a society where it is O.K., perhaps even expected, for the well-heeled to bend the rules to suit their convenience and, as penance, to pay a little extra.
Longtime bipartisan congressional priorities such as the National Institutes of Health are expected to see significant increases, and greater funding is even expected for the IRS to help implement the new GOP tax law, after years of Republicans trying to slash the agency's budget.
Another reason for the increase is that it is more accepted, even expected, for women to take an active interest in football.
I am not generally prone to taking selfies, but the Pixel 2 had me indulging more than I even expected for the purposes of testing.
The minister claims it was normal and even expected for Roman men to have sexual playthings apart from their wives.
We really can't even expect for sure to be alive tomorrow, let alone that tomorrow will be our best day ever.
In a letter to Senator Thomas R. Carper, Democrat of Delaware, who is chairman of the subcommittee, a lawyer for BP stated that the company even expected reimbursement "for their respective shares" of the $20 billion fund, though it was created through a private agreement between BP and the White House.
The gold medal game was such a transcendent contest that Penguins Coach Dan Bylsma said he even expected ovations for the Sabres' five Olympians, including goaltender Ryan Miller, the tournament's most valuable player.
A century ago, hunting elephants in Botswana accompanied by a lady who was not one's wife would have been entirely normal – even expected – behaviour for a self-respecting monarch.
If interested parties (like Senator Clinton insist that all delegates be seated, the issue will be kicked to the Credentials Committee, which isn't even expected to meet for the first time until July.
