Sentence examples for expected indeed from inspiring English sources

The expected, indeed demanded, answer is 'no'no

She was expected, indeed required, to make a patriotic public display of support for the luxury trades, particularly silk weaving, an important sector of the economy.

There is no ethical conflict in advising a doctor that aspects of their work require further attention to meet the standards expected; indeed, quality audit and feedback is a key aspect of all good medical practice".

The opening exchanges were mostly in favor of the Sounders, who were finding more space than they expected, indeed more than they looked able to cope with, as they passed up a series of good goalscoring opportunities with nervous touches.

"Change may be coming faster and in an even more dramatic form than even we expected, indeed the evidence of today is that the temperature of this particular patient is rising, not falling.

At his trial Mr Duffy explained that his superiors expected, indeed insisted upon, a good body count and soldiers who turned in live prisoners were apt to encounter official disapproval.

At first, it may seem unusual to think about an economic expectation as a social responsibility, but this is what it is because society expects, indeed requires, business organizations to be able to sustain themselves and the only way this is possible is by being profitable and able to incentivize owners or shareholders to invest and have enough resources to continue in operation.

"My readers will know what to expect – indeed I thought of calling it More of the Same".

The squid in the grilled-calamari salad, though bearing the browned marks of grilling, has none of the charcoal richness you might expect — indeed, it has almost no flavor at all.

"Boomers are the first generation that grew up exercising, and the first that expects, indeed demands, that they be able to exercise into their 70s" (Pennington 2006).

He expects, indeed, all of us expect, that our definition of community will continue to evolve and change.