Sentence examples for seem to be expected from inspiring English sources

We also seem to be expected to find some comfort in an apparently more enlightened contemporary vision of normality.

Tentatively they essay the roles and attitudes that seem to be expected of them: the mating rituals and the desperate objectifications of self.

He falls in lust with her, and at some hazy point in the book we seem to be expected to call this love.

We don't want to slip quietly from the stage, as we all too often seem to be expected to do – and here's Emin, with a big new show opening in Margate, where she was raised.

"Questions need to be asked about why the same private companies who are running two of the three worst performing prisons in England and Wales, according to the Ministry of Justice's own ratings, still seem to be expected to take on the majority of probation contracts," said Lyon.

Its pretty evident that oil extraction / production is pretty much at its peak, we all read on this very web site, that US reserves are always lower than seem to be expected.

The Democrats seem to be expecting this as well.

The presenter didn't seem to be expecting a yes; but he got one.

They certainly seem to be expecting women to have the kind of bodies that rarely exist in real life.

MOST COMMENTERS seem to be expecting the verdict in Saddam's first trial, due today, to help Republicans heading into midterms.

Chinese leaders seem to be expecting a long haul, and tonight President Jiang Zemin announced that he would postpone state visits to Japan and Russia that had been scheduled for September.