Sentence examples for in which we expect from inspiring English sources

(If we are listening to a joke for the second time, of course, there is a sense in which we expect the incongruous punch line, but it still violates our ordinary expectations).

63), says that "The most common kind of joke is that in which we expect one thing and another is said; here our own disappointed expectation makes us laugh".

These are not talks in which we expect major breakthroughs".

Belafonte's criticisms were also a kind of invoice presented to the incoming mayor: these are the specific areas in which we expect redress.

Alternatively, it may just signify a shift towards narrow self-interest, in which we expect the poor and unemployed to stand on their own feet and decry any sense of responsibility towards them, whether personal or statutory.

Language unshaped by an aesthetic formula is shown to have its own funky fascination by being presented in a context in which we expect to encounter an aesthetic experience.

This is different from our expectation, in which we expected that the suppression of μ rhythm would be gradually intensified as the increases of the brain excitation degree.

We designed a series of experiments in which we expected the same rhetorical features of the very same sentences to exert adverse effects on semantic (conceptual) fluency and enhancing effects on prosodic (perceptual) fluency.

He reminds me of previous eras in which we expected our political leaders to be exemplars of dignity.

In focusing on the loss-of-function phenotypes, in which we expected pleiotropic effects to be most pronounced (pigmented vs. white), we have ignored the variation within the pigmented morphs.

This was contrary to our hypothesis, in which we expected a decrease in our intervention communities.