If in the beginning it seemed as if we'd arrived in paradise, our days given over to leisure and nothing expected of us but the essentials, the routine began to wear on us.
The problem is that in a lot of ways, neither of them have grown up -- John is struggling to keep his crappy job at a rental car company since he'd rather hang out smoking weed and watching bad TV with Ted, and with Ted now a has-been with no responsibilities and nothing expected of him, he's happy to have John's company.
It makes it easier when nothing's expected of you; you're just doing your 'hobby'".
In his view, the best days of Python were the early days when nothing was expected of them.
Almost nothing was expected of the Jets this season, so they can afford to be as loose as Ryan on their joy ride.
For the seniors, the chance to talk about their lives helps them regain a sense of identity and dignity, while the realization that nothing is expected of them puts them at ease.
During the entire summer, Lucille, a colorless, lumpy girl of sixteen, lived in a suspended state, waiting for the hot days to pass and the schools to open, so that she could be a small-town girl again with nothing much expected of her, waiting to be older, waiting for something to happen, imagining that next year things would be better.
By Sally Benson The New Yorker, July 11, 1936 P. 14 During the entire summer, Lucille, a colorless, lumpy girl of sixteen, lived in a suspended state, waiting for the hot days to pass and the schools to open, so that she could be a small-town girl again with nothing much expected of her, waiting to be older, waiting for something to happen, imagining that next year things would be better.
"Nothing's expected of princesses except for harp strumming, awaiting rescue in a dragon's lair, and melancholy sighing.
I think in schools, from a younger age, maybe around ten, girls and boys should have open discussions in classes with supervision and direction from an elder about relationships, treating people with respect, and that nothing is expected of you from someone.
I think in schools, from a younger age, maybe around 10, girls and boys should have open discussions in classes with supervision and direction from an elder about relationships, treating people with respect and that nothing is expected of you from someone.
