Sentence examples for expect to be confronted from inspiring English sources
Expect to be confronted with the unexpected at an open-air exhibition in Prague with the appropriate title of "Confrontations".
Election officials also expect to be confronted by thousands and thousands of first-time voters as a result of intense registration drives.
The United States and the 45 other countries that set the global rules on nuclear trade expect to be confronted with Chinese plans to flout those rules by building two reactors in Pakistan.
But letting go can be a good thing: after all an adult going to the theatre wouldn't expect to be confronted by a show that told them what to think, so why should children expect any different?
"The shock is even greater because people who participate [in phase I trials] are healthy, not sick, and obviously they don't expect to be confronted with such accidents".
Students experimenting with extremism need to be (and may even expect to be) confronted with limits prescribed by faculty and administrators committed to the rule of law and open debate.
She just didn't expect to be confronting them while warming up recently at second base.
They are also not expecting to be confronted with whooping cough.
Neither the police nor the district attorney expected to be confronted in any kind of sustained way over their treatment of these kids.
The Giuliani campaign has long been expecting to be confronted with this issue, but made a calculation that a small percentage of Republican voters and conservative Christian leaders would never support a candidate who supports abortion rights.
