Sentence examples similar to expected varieties from inspiring English sources
The stories of Joseph Graffagnino's life that were recounted at his funeral yesterday evoked an expected variety of emotions.
The expected variety of organizational components for structure and process of care in managing transition may call for implementation through several additional channels beyond regular scientific publication (Table 2).
You don't expect variety in uniforms, and there is little here.
We were expecting variety but there were so many people, so much traffic, so much noise, and poverty.
Despite this, in much of the film Love comes across as sweeter and more humane than the public might expect (Variety says the film shows her "in a more sympathetic light than usual", a feeling that other reviews echo).
Alternatively, beginners in the early stages of learning ultrasound skills are able to address their learning needs through simulated learning compared to the experts who expect variety and advanced or more complex performance rather than basic tutorials [12].
Mitchell had expected "The Varieties of Religious Experience" to be clinical and cold, but it wasn't at all.
In addition to the expected garden-variety trends (like children condemning their parents for destroying their lives), there are more exotic motifs to ponder.
Nurses expected a variety of health benefits from additional training in mind-body practices (Table 3).
