Sentence examples for expected I hope from inspiring English sources

If the dynamite did more damage than was expected, I hope Rose and his wife would understand.

"After I actually think about it and realize how nice it's been — because as a first-year starter, I really didn't know what to expect — I'd hope that it would go the way it is now".

I found my answers more interesting than I expected, and I hope you will, too.

Expected performance: I hope to wear martial arts uniforms that will help me practice better.

He does get the opportunity for some brightness and sunshine, but because it's a very gripping and dark tale by Henning Mankell, and a great script by Peter Harness, it does turn in the way that I think people might expect, and I hope that they will enjoy.

"This is more than I expected and I hoped the opposition would be united.

All the better to avoid the disappointment that I expected if I hoped for anything more than a comfortable arrangement in which we got along reasonably well and didn't fight too much.

Still, Mr. Pasikowski said, it took his determined producer, Dariusz Jablonski, seven years to persuade the state film fund to back "Aftermath," adding that he himself had long since given up hope and "expected I'd have to shoot it on a cellphone".

What can patients expect? A. What I hope residents can expect is that we will not place them in the same ethical quandaries they have been forced to face in the past.

"I was expecting more, I hoped the club would have a more competitive team for next year that could be title contenders and that's not certain.

The final battle is cleverly fleshed out into something more physical than merely two foes pointing wands at each other, although said battle is less emotionally engaging than you'd expect (I was frankly hoping for something resembling the weary fatalism of the Neo/Smith fight in The Matrix Revolutions).