Sentence examples for normally expected of from inspiring English sources

His speech was like one normally expected of an American president.

At least four attacks on Saudi Arabia were carried out with missiles capable of a range "beyond that normally expected of the known missiles" in the Houthi arsenal, the panel said.

The off-key nature was evident in the breakdown being contested more like a bundle in the kindergarten playpen than the all-in mixed martial arts normally expected of the Springboks.

Rangers' victory took them to the top of the Premier League, but not with the swagger normally expected of champions-in-waiting. Indeed, without a curious decision by referee Mike McCurry over their second goal, the Ibrox side would have had to rely on the earlier strike by Steven Naismith for a narrow victory in a largely uneventful match.

However, when asked, one in six (17%) of 45- to 64-year-old drinkers said they had a feeling of guilt or remorse after drinking and one in 10 (11%) said they failed to do what was normally expected of them because of their drinking.

It has to test the conventional wisdom that Woods's career was only in a temporary, postscandal swoon and would surely find its old trajectory, writes Scott Ostler in The San Francisco Chronicle, because it totally flipped the script normally expected of such Woods-Mickelson encounters.

"It enables them to develop skills in conducting worship that they'd normally expect of a rabbi".

And even though the archive is cohesive as whole, bringing together what one would normally expect of an architectural archive (project records, office files), Tafel's archive also reflects his many interests, especially in the Writings section and the Reference files section.

The LRB's reviewer himself noted that the book's subtitle should alert us that what we normally expect of a biography - "a sense, for example, of how Hogg's life was lived, if not day by day, then at least month by month - will not be provided".

It is very disturbing to find telegrams signed off by Hillary Clinton which seem to suggest that regular American diplomats are being asked to do stuff you would normally expect of low-level spooks – such as grubbing around for top UN officials' credit card and biometric details.

"We were nowhere near what people would normally expect of us.