Sentence examples for quite anticipated from inspiring English sources

"We hadn't quite anticipated that introversion would have the effect it did," she told me.

Once claimed, such powers tend to be used in ways that nobody quite anticipated, and the logic behind these regulations could be applied in equally punitive ways by administrations with very different values from this one.

And it's quite anticipated that it should meet resistance.

But I realized something about this project I hadn't quite anticipated.

"I hadn't quite anticipated the level of response," she admits.

No one quite anticipated how relentlessly those implements would be used, though.

Not since Eric Cantona leapt on to the stanchion after equalising against Liverpool at Old Trafford has there been a comeback quite so anticipated as that of Luis Alberto Suarez Diaz.

Although not quite the anticipated sell out – the Royal Exchange was pockmarked by a surprising number of empty seats - this new piece from the man regarded as Britain's leading comic storyteller has commanded considerable excitement.

Social media platforms are now providing a corrective, with some users suggesting the film isn't quite the anticipated disaster, and is entertaining for the younger end of the target audience.

By Reeves Wiedeman September 13 , 2010It rained and rained yesterday, so the participants in the highly anticipated but not quite as anticipated as it could have been men's final never actually took the court.

But even so, few anticipated quite such a tough group as the USA were eventually handed.