Sentence examples for expecting nothing else from inspiring English sources
He was doing his best to look as if he had been expecting nothing else.
"I'd come back with this very satisfied feeling, expecting nothing else but that my American publishers would be happy with the book, and I hear 'We love the book but we want you to change the first chapter and to turn the ending into an epilogue'," Funke told the Guardian.
Set realistic goals by asking for the things you want most out of a relationship — and expecting nothing else.
She expected nothing else.
Clark Judge of CBSSports.com expected nothing else of Al Davis.
Asked about the possibility of another close one against Dallas, many players said they expected nothing else.
Abraham Darby, James Watt and the other fathers of the first industrial revolution would expect nothing else from us.
The Boy in the Dress is all fairly innocuous and light, never delving too deeply – and we'd expect nothing else for Boxing Day kids' telly.
SATURDAY'S PUZZLE — Boy, this one really hung me up, and on a Saturday, one would expect nothing else, but boy, did I mention that this one really hung me up?
But responses to the fighting in Gaza have been such as to drive even the most quiescent of English Jews – whether quiescent because we have learnt to expect nothing else, or because we are desperate to avoid trouble, or because we have our own frustrations with Israel to deal with – out of our usual stoical reserve.
