Sentence examples for quite expect to from inspiring English sources

They came with still-broken hearts and photographs of the dead, seeking answers they did not quite expect to receive.

For one thing, she didn't quite expect to win the leadership – the general view in 1975 was she might get 30 votes.

"I was prepared for a lot of noise but I didn't quite expect to get as much as I got and the chanting [of my name] was absolutely amazing.

The whole estate is dominated by an early-19th-century fantasy palace with Moorish arches but an English-country-house balustraded balcony, on which you quite expect to see half-naked Maxfield Parrish nymphets cavorting in the copper light of sunset.

How are we quite expected to go on in this world knowing that that world is no longer alive?

Looking forward to facing Raith Rovers in the next round, McLaren added: "In a way we'll be in the Hurlford position where we'll be the team that's not quite expected to go through".

The women at the firm -- mothers especially -- weren't quite expected to work as hard as the men.

Written and recorded with the 2016 election race as its foreboding backdrop, the album offers a dystopian vision that no one quite expected to come true.

It's a job I never quite expected to have—the ghostwriting snowballed from other writing jobs, and now I advertise my services through Elance, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

I didn't quite expect it to go as well as it has done and to be in the Dream Team is unbelievable.

He later told Judge Wells, "Quite frankly, I expect to be re-elected".