Sentence examples for expect an element of from inspiring English sources

"He has a distinct musical voice from which we can always expect an element of surprise.

Asked why he thinks this is, Mr Key has a number of explanations: that they "just didn't believe it"; that they expect "an element of rough and tumble in politics"; and that they know such tactics are not unique to his party.

Appropriately for an age in which self-consciousness has become as essential (and expected) an element of human communication as vocal cords are, "The Drowsy Chaperone" divides the chores and lets Mr. Martin's character do most of the interpretive work.

4 A pilot study of 10 participants revealed that there is, as expected, an element of improvement in performance with practice.

He was expected to transcend Brazil's first competitive game in 23 months, expected to dazzle, expected to restore an element of the footwork of the gods of Jogo Bonito.

While his son, James Murdoch, struck a confident and unflustered demeanor, Mr. Murdoch is widely expected to bring an element of humility to the questioning as he did in early testimony last summer.

Live, you expect there to be an element of makeup-spattered performance art, which there is: one of his old Manhattan cohorts does a dance to In the Hall of the Mountain King.

But what you may find missing is the very thing you would expect from a symphony orchestra: an element of grandeur.

The Brazilian soccer player Neymar, just 21, is expected to dazzle and restore an element of the footwork of the gods of Jogo Bonito as Brazil marches toward the World Cup.

end{aligned}The quantity (E_{n,p}(f)) measures the minimal error that one must expect if one wishes to use an element of (mathbb{H }_n) as a model for (f).

They were the first used by weapons inspectors, and are expected to provide both speed and an element of surprise for United Nations teams throughout Iraq.