Sentence examples for lead one to expect from inspiring English sources

The court of appeal is different to what courtroom dramas on TV lead one to expect.

If nothing else, the pairing of the two headlines on the same cover would lead one to expect an explanation of how Romney might handle the city's economic recovery.

The program also included Nils Vigeland's "March, Hymn and Waltz" - six verses from James Joyce's "Chamber Music," set more gently than the title would lead one to expect - and three varied, chromatic songs by Roscoe Mitchell, based on E. E. Cummings poems.

Given that the SNR depends linearly on the sampling [see Eq. (5)], the expression above might lead one to expect that coarser sampling would give smaller MAE.

The food here is better than the unprepossessing approach would lead one to expect.

Ryszard Kapuscinski disappeared in the dead of winter, January 2007, half as well known as his influence would lead one to expect.

This is very much what Hayek's theory leads one to expect.

And Humphries may not be the character his shirtlessness led one to expect.

Earlier research leads one to expect a positive relationship between financial performance and share for new ventures.

And while the film's basic outline leads one to expect a straightforward martial arts epic, Hou twists the genre into abstract shapes.

It makes for a good read, but it is not as brave or interesting as the first half of the novel, with its delicate exploration of the ways in which repressed religion and culture shape experience, identity and loss, had led one to expect.