Sentence examples for really expected that from inspiring English sources
"No one really expected that we wouldn't get to a vote on this.
"I really expected that eBay would be more proactive and receptive and work with us.
No ground troops left Germany until the new government had been installed in Kabul and the U.N. peacekeeping force established, and no one had really expected that they would.
As for the second report, Younger said: "In November, no one really expected that so I don't think this is going to be as big a surprise because a lot of it has been discussed in the media.
"In China, it's really expected that you become friends with your boss and you go out and socialize in a way that doesn't happen in the U.S.," Mr. Alterman said.
So everyone knew they would be better when they figured out their lineup construction problem, but nobody really expected that the eventual (drastic) solution would lead to this much improvement, except maybe Stan Van Gundy.
"I didn't really expect that," Stanley said, adding, "It actually probably loosened us up a little bit".
"It's fair to say that none of us were really expecting that," said Rachel Tilling, at University College London and who led the study.
PH Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop A French farmboy idolises Napoleon Bonaparte and becomes his personal cooker of chickens; a girl is born who can walk on water: realism and characterisation are not the point of this sinuous, casually brutal, often gorgeous novel, but Winterson's readers would not really expect that.
"Well, no one's really expecting that, so I think the reality of what he said is, yes, these things can take time, it has taken almost 40 years even to get to this stage, with a stalled US-EU deal.
Did anyone really expect that?
