Sentence examples for expected adjective from inspiring English sources

The cloze probability of the second item in each pair was therefore computed by quantifying the percentage of judges who had actually selected the expected adjective or the last name of a famous person: a value of 1 meant that all the judges (100%) had chosen the experimental stimulus as the completing item of a pair, while 0 meant that none of the subjects had done so.

I would have never expected you to use the adjective "fun" when describing the process.

This is comparable to auditory sentence processing at normal speaking rate, where expected and unexpected inflections on adjectives evoked differential ERPs no later than after 50 ms [36].

For within-sentence violations we expected the usual N400 and P600 components to semantically incorrect relative to correct adjectives and a LAN and a P600 to syntactically incorrect relative to correct adjectives.

Nowadays, a good sportswriter is expected to analyze, critique, and evaluate what he sees, not merely describe it using clever adjectives.

Of all the adjectives that might describe a French restaurant built by Andrew Carmellini, Lafayette brings to mind the last one I would have expected: optional.

The behavioral trait adjectives of confident, bold, active, curious, and playful that together manifest as the factor "Confident," are a priori expected to be sensitive to energy balance.

But if that were true, I'd expect the most common adjectives offered to describe Christians to be "judgmental" and "hypocrites" (which they are, based on the research for my second book).

When a film is billed as "the first Albanian-Serbian co-production," as "Honeymoons" is, you expect it to earn the adjective brave, and "Honeymoons" does.

Princeton fans have come to expect a certain set of adjectives when TV announcers describe the men's basketball team.

Not the sort of adjectives you'd expect to hear from a sewage worker, but it's how Smith chooses to define his work.