Sentence examples for might expect breaking from inspiring English sources

Given his enthusiasm for all things evolutionary, and given that he calls himself a "godless philosopher," you might expect "Breaking the Spell" to be an extended exercise in debunking belief.

"What I am interested in, as you might expect, is breaking news ahead of my competitors," Rosen allegedly wrote in an email obtained from one of Kim's accounts that the feds cited as a reason to subpoena all of Rosen's emails.

So with new leaders in the White House and in Congress, one might expect a break with the past.

It is a riot of green smudges and shading, as one might expect, with a warm orange glow breaking through here and there from beneath the surface.

If we still look closer, we might expect these lower degeneracies to spontaneously break - nature, after all, is said to abhor degeneracy.

Ella's family is broken all right, in all the ways we might expect a plucky and preternaturally mature narrator's family to be broken, and then some.

Cast iron is brittle, and breaking it is easier than you might expect.

In the Light of What We Know is a 500-pager, a holdall of a book so packed with ideas – as you might expect from a polymath – you fear its handles might break.

Just as you might expect, as Chevy strums the guitar, the three amigos cannot resist breaking into song.

"With people living longer and with some families breaking up and more people living alone, you might expect to see a decrease in household size," he said.

"She's broken out from the things that people might expect from her for this album," he said.