Sentence examples for expected to mind from inspiring English sources

I hadn't expected to mind my work room being photographed, but when it came to the day I found it hard to open the door with a smile.

Mark V. Pauly, a professor of health care management at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, says he thinks coordinated care of the sort Oregon is embarking on might seem a little too interventionist in parts of the country where people are expected to mind their own business.

Her placement in the family gave her something of an advantage in that, as the oldest girl, she was expected to mind her younger siblings, a task that exempted her from strict obedience to those above her in the pecking order.

(2) Once a conversation is under way I can vouch for the truth of any proposition whatsoever by calling attention to it with a sufficient show of deliberateness, if I am plausibly in a position to vouch for its truth and if no other plausible motive for calling attention to it can be expected to come to mind.

But if they had expected quietly to mind the shop until handing over to an elected successor in July, they are quickly being disabused.One pressing matter left by the sudden downfall last month of President Alberto Fujimori is the economy.

It has now asked the commission to re-examine the youth rate, but the commission is not expected to change its mind.

After last week's rancorous debate in Pennsylvania, the Obama campaign had not been expected to change its mind about a CBS debate — and didn't.

Away from the microphones, members admitted that the three-day deliberation, which continued today in the Senate, as well, was not a true contest of ideas in which anyone expected to change a mind or a vote.

You're expected to leave your mind at the door when you come to work.

They're learning and can't be expected to read your mind.

You aren't expected to be a mind reader and your genuine concern will touch your friend's heart as much as a hug would.