Sentence examples for might expect mostly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bong's short is the final chapter in the triptych "Tokyo!," which, as you might expect, mostly takes place in that city.

Demographically it was what you might expect: mostly male, mostly between the ages of 20 and 40, mostly white.

In the event, Ignatieff's hawkish views, though they stalled his progress toward the Liberal leadership, have had fewer long-term aftereffects in Canada than one might have expected, mostly because Jean Chrétien's Liberal government kept Canada out of Iraq.

As you would expect, mostly the latter.

As you might expect, the companies mostly defend their pension and options accounting.

Will this make my phone slower?" The answers are a little more complicated than you might expect, and they mostly hinge on how old your iPhone is.

"Contrary to what people who haven't worked there might expect, they really are mostly trying to do the right thing".

As one might expect, households that itemized deductions mostly had incomes above $75,000 a year.

You might expect Jealous, a native of mostly white Monterey County, Calif., and a Rhodes scholar, to have shared the racial experience of other emerging black leaders.

As you might expect, the wine list is classic, mostly French, and more than a bit expensive.

In spite of what one might expect from a theocracy, Iranian Islam is mostly tolerant and Iranian democracy has free and fair elections, though from a limited list.