Sentence examples for is usually expected of from inspiring English sources
The mood might have been entirely different if De Gea had not turned John Terry's header over the crossbar from an early corner but Chelsea did not have the impetus that is usually expected of them on these occasions.
His logic is ridiculous: he includes, for example, a rumination on why real-estate entrepreneurs have never before become Presidents, and concludes that this is because real estate often involves questionable monetary relationships — and not, say, because the business does not offer the policy, legal, moral, or intellectual training that is usually expected of high-level politicians.
But Trump also depended on the existing Republican Party infrastructure to get people out to vote, and he did not match fundraising efforts for the party as is usually expected of the nominee.
At the same time, he was far more willing to take up speaking engagements than on the Bodyline tour, showed an appreciation and regard for Indian crowds which he had never extended to Australia, and played the diplomatic role that was usually expected of a captain of the M.C.C. at the time.
The new baby's Godparent, of course, is usually expected to give a "bigger" gift than one of the parents' coworkers.
African-American music is usually expected to supply the perfume of the primitive.
Thus, the general banking system is usually expected to bear the brunt of monetary and credit restraints when decisions are made to dampen inflationary pressures in the economy.
Managers involved in buy-outs are usually expected to put some of their own money at risk.
The fact that Osmo Vänskä, the music director of the Minnesota Orchestra, has weighed in publicly on the dispute gives some idea of the magnitude of the problem: music directors, who are non-union and who answer to the board, are usually expected to stay out of salary disputes.
