Sentence examples for not really expected from inspiring English sources

"And then when I rap, it makes more of an impact, because it's not really expected".

A possible reshuffle, not really expected until after the Olympics, must be a more tantalising prospect.

The disk array is in its third year of service, so hardware problems with the server itself are not really expected but not improbable either.

But in Japan, Cabinet ministers are mostly rubber stamps who are not really expected to do anything but back up the ministry's bureaucrats in Parliament.

"The big difference between working in Britain and Europe," he once told me, "is that here you are not really expected to debate ideas.

It doesn't matter how your apartment is decorated in the city or even if it's clean, because you're not really expected to invite anybody over.

We are not really expecting to win an Oscar.

We're not really expecting many surprises today.

We did not really expect that to happen.

I'm not really expecting to find Susan Boyle here.

It was a desperation pass, the kind of pass one does not really expect to complete.