Sentence examples for felt expected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feig called the switch an example of "occasionally saving the ladies' movie from itself," adding, "The original was very funny, but it just was girly in a way that felt expected".

She says she felt expected to perform the role of the woman even though effectively, she was being raped.

I didn't think I liked it (the eyeliner or the top) but it felt expected.

This week, the Mexico City art mega-fair Zona Maco makes its presence felt, expecting to inundate the city with global galleries, curators, and more art happenings than one has time for.

As a result, he can feel expected to dominate discussions, to tell war stories, to play God.

No doubt it contributes to the earlier onset of sexual activity and also causes misery to girls (mainly) as they feel expected to conform to the sexualised body images portrayed in the media.

To not feel expected or entitled, to act with righteousness and not hide behind the curtain of religion or social expectations and the pressures of others.

Though many rabbis in more liberal branches of Judaism might be thrilled to hear that a teenage girl wants and even feels "expected" to blow the shofar for her congregation, some rabbis would not allow it.

And Thomas admits that he expects to feel expecting to feel the heat of playing in England, rather than in the RaboDirect PRO12, where there is no automatic relegation and not the same "intensity" and "ruthlessness".

The parents said they felt teachers expected their children to perform less well than white middle-class pupils.

The strongest impact is felt, as expected, on retirement (which also sees a twofold increase in its incidence rate).