Sentence examples for one expect of from inspiring English sources
But what should one expect of a Broadway show: "Mother Courage" set to music?
What else should one expect of a former KGB general and crony of Brezhnev's who now, as boss of this former Soviet republic, enjoys all the powers of a latterday shah?Such suggestions used to be hotly denied by the coterie surrounding Heidar Aliev, now 75.
What should one expect of a leader in such an organization?
You kind of learn as you go along what each one expects of you".
It is not the kind of mythological feast one expects of Titian.
Perec resists the seriousness of tone that one expects of a Holocaust novel.
This may be the level of debate one expects of the Russian media, but not elsewhere.
It seemed so different from what one expected of the British in India.
Hemingway's line is the sort of macho showing off that one expects of him and only half believes.
What one expects of the university in the changed circumstances is that it should utilise its expertise to find ways of greater sharing of knowledge.
The outer movements of the Mozart 25th Symphony bristled with energy and brashness and were played with the ensemble precision that one expects of a mature orchestra.
