Sentence examples for had anticipated him from inspiring English sources

Marx admitted, however, that this was not his own discovery; the "bourgeois" historians, such as Vico, had anticipated him.

Lynch had not played since Week 10, with sports hernia surgery forcing him to miss his team's final seven games after initial reports had anticipated him missing just four to five games.

During the nineteen-seventies oil crisis, Brookes argued that devising ways to produce goods with less oil — an obvious response to higher prices — would merely accommodate the new prices, causing energy consumption to be higher than it would have been if no effort to increase efficiency had been made; only later did he discover that Jevons had anticipated him by more than a century.

"I wouldn't have anticipated him hitting a single off the wall and just breaking into his trot, and then saying he'd do it again," Phillips said.

From the biggest investment in Everton's history to a vote of confidence in the manager by 2 October: this season was always liable to test Ronald Koeman's managerial skills, given the number of new faces, the sale of Romelu Lukaku and a punishing schedule, but few would have anticipated him floundering so badly, so quickly.

Indeed, Luther sometimes referred to Christ crucified as the point of which God appeared to be the very contradiction of all that one might reasonably have anticipated him to be.

We are both clearly trying to hold some ancient tears at bay; his stories of loss mirror my own, and I realize that the familiarity that I had anticipated and feared with him before I met him was not rash or premature.

This decision eventually cost him a lot more than he had anticipated, including his home.

Bejar had anticipated the confusion.

CNBC had anticipated that response.

Chief Judge Jacobs had anticipated both points.