Sentence examples for might well expect from inspiring English sources

Looking at a farm scene imagined by Studio Job, you might well expect a slaughterhouse somewhere in the picture.

Second, those applicants who were not put off by the extra risk might well expect extra compensation for it.

Were he painting now, in Britain, we might well expect the police to arrive at his studio.

Where this discovery was made is also hazy, as you might well expect, but it probably happened independently in several parts of the world.

GIVEN that Afghanistan lies at the crossroads of India, China and the Middle East, we might well expect the food to reflect all of those influences.

"There is nothing superior or haughty in the subject, which one might well expect to find in a face set off by such rich clothing.

Might as well expect a mule to fly as me to see James Baldwin in Georgia".

Make sure to tell everyone that they might as well expect loud traffic very early in the morning.

Yet the strongest pattern emerging from the study of these speciation genes is one Darwin might well have expected.

Somewhere in rural Vermont, Schroder is made aware of what he might well have expected from the start — that the cops are not far behind.

If so, they might well have expected to make a better job of relations with the natives than had the horrid Portuguese Catholics.