Sentence examples for so very expected from inspiring English sources
Sucker punches to the jaw can lay someone out, but they are so very expected that it's unlikely to come off.
I didn't expect to have fun, so it didn't happen very often.
Harvey Weinstein has made this one of his pet projects, so very big things are expected and demanded.
The jitteriness, the urgency to express himself, that sense of ambivalence: it's all so very Kevin that I half expected McCarthy to break out the bongos and sing Respect in the middle of the Savoy.
This was all a deliberate attempt to appeal to the younger voters who are expected to be so very influential when the world's third-largest democracy goes to the polls this year.Almost 22m people, or 12% of the 187m people who have registered to vote, are between the ages of 17 and 21 and will be casting ballots for the first time.
John Malkovich is everything you'd expect and oh, so very much more as the devilishly stylish master criminal Ripley.
No-one expected it would last so very long and cost so very much.
Be prepared to get teased about the "lame" joke because it won't always be very funny, so expect so kidding in turn.
"We're not expecting the challenges around Clearing this year to be so very different from 2013.
Of the new signings, the men whose combined contribution was meant to replace Bale, Eriksen, Lamela and Roberto Soldado – the three attackers from whom so much expected – gave very little between them and Villas-Boas was left with starting forwards who pre-dated his time at Spurs, Aaron Lennon, Andros Townsend and Jermain Defoe.
