Sentence examples for he really expected from inspiring English sources

Is he really expected to spend the rest of the evening with this gorgon?

"Unlike other weeklies, he really expected us to do serious work".

I was surprised by how tired and dispirited he looked: after all, had he really expected to beat Djokovic?

But what, he wondered when the anguish subsided, had he really expected from a reunion with Willie-Jay?

For a long time, Fink's songs seem to have been something akin to a diary – a way for him to sort out the muddle in his head, but not something he really expected to share with the outside world.

He started with a birdie at 2, and another at 6, but his approach here lands softly just before the green, stopping when he really expected it to kick on and bound towards the hole.

Did he really expect Putin to take him seriously?

He really expects more trouble with the Australian bushmen.

But does he really expect us to share it?

"Does he really expect people to believe this dictator waits in lines at banks?" Symbols of Qaddafi and his family provoked the greatest fury.

Does he really expect Americans to believe — after four years, the banking and auto bailouts, several stimulus bills and a run of record deficits — that our $16 trillion economy cannot absorb $42 billion of spending reductions?