Sentence examples for sort of expect from inspiring English sources

"I think the presence of the free spots in town is making people sort of expect that that's the way things ought to be".

You sort of expect him to have a flashlight in his hand as he points you toward the back room, a dim alcove with the faintly menacing air of a Capone-era speakeasy.

"We sort of expect that TV will shift to where everyone will watch what they want when they want," said Peter T. Barrett, chief technology officer for Microsoft TV.

If you get involved with people and ask them to give you their heart and soul you can't just sort of expect them for six weeks and then drop them like stone.

"I still sort of expect to die in a nuclear holocaust," Brooker told me over lunch, which we ate on the ground floor of a double-decker dining trailer for the cast and crew a few fields over from Harpsden Court.

Both men have made mistakes, but it seems that when Mr. Bush makes a mistake showing a lack of knowledge or understanding, people don't take it seriously -- they sort of expect it -- yet when Mr. Gore makes a mistake (as with his interference in the case of Elian Gonzalez), he is castigated.

"It became sort of expected," he said.

"We sort of expected it," she remembers.

I realised I'd sort of expected that.

Michael sort of expected to be closer to the action.

"It was sort of expected and it was sort of our seasonal flat spot.