Sentence examples for is expected to behave from inspiring English sources
Her name, and the title of the novel, define her as a person who is expected to behave in certain ways, fitting her station and function.
"This is the South where everybody is expected to behave himself, where people know who they are and where good family recipes are handed down".
If he continues in this fashion, Nigeria's new president could play a huge role in changing public perceptions of how a political leader is expected to behave and how "power" should be wielded.
Knowing in advance how one is expected to behave in certain circumstances frees one from the necessity of fretting about it – I don't have to worry about what to wear to a funeral, because protocol dictates it.
The mint is expected to pay a dividend (to the Treasury) and so it is expected to behave more like a private-sector company, winning business in global markets.
That means we are moving in a matter of months from a reality where it is not unusual to hear a general speak contemptuously or disparagingly about homosexuals to a reality where everyone is expected to behave as though their entire military experience up to that point was a dream.
