Sentence examples for expect something else from inspiring English sources

"We expect something else will happen tonight".

"I would have been quite stupid to expect something else.

I'm not a demagogue or an actor; the French expect something else from me, they want results," he said.

They condition us to always expect something else, some outside message that is more important than whatever we might be doing then.

The production is gorgeous, of course (you would expect something else from Grandage?), with a strikingly dilapidated set from Christopher Oram and elegant ghostly lighting from Neil Austin.

For this reason, Britons have come to know that when they spend their money on "parmesan" they can expect a certain depth and richness, and when they spend slightly less money on "Italian-style hard cheese" they can expect something else.

"We expected something else," said Gisela Svarovsky, from Potsdam, who was visiting the place with a friend.

"I am not happy, I was expecting something else," he explained.

Listeners who might have been expecting something else began streaming out before the third movement.

After a concert, you often hear people saying, "It was so musical," as if they had expected something else.

"Honestly, I was expecting something else, I was expecting something completely different," he was quoted as telling Italian news agency AdnKronos.