Sentence examples for quite expected that from inspiring English sources
Mr. Le Pen was more dismissive, noting that "I quite expected that if there was a madman they'd find a way of saying he was from the extreme right".
It is quite expected that the percentage of pilots directly affects the performance especially on very fast fading channels, but much less expected is that how these pilot symbols are inserted also makes a huge difference.
As a woman, it is quite expected that I might have the same desires that many other women have.
Thus, it is quite expected that manipulation with concentration beyond the point where it starts affecting the response properties, produces greater variability.
Well I bet they didn't quite expect that.
I wasn't quite expecting that.
They are so sensual and visually appealing and some visitors aren't quite expecting that.
He hadn't quite been expecting that crowd in the hotel lobby, Radcliffe admitted, or that incredibly bright, white light in his eyes.
What no one quite expected, though, was that before the ceremony even began we would be treated to an act who would likely have been greeted with widespread "Huh?" by the watching millions.
It is quite expected, for example, that patients with A1C close to normal not show great change with SMBG.
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".
