Sentence examples for sort of expectation from inspiring English sources

"I'm not being snotty about that, but I feel quite disconnected from that sort of expectation".

We clamour for the viewers' attentionand a sort of expectation inflation sets in.

Oates: Yes, there is a strange sort of expectation that grief should conform to a general pattern or principle.

"But I don't feel that kind of pressure and I don't feel that kind of major championship sort of expectation.

Alcidas agreed to this, and let go all the Chians still in his hands and some of the others that he had taken; the inhabitants, instead of flying at the sight of his vessels, rather coming up to them, taking them for Athenian, having no sort of expectation that while the Athenians commanded the sea Peloponnesian ships would venture over to Ionia.

By providing this sort of expectation to the user, they can see a real value in what your brand provides.

It is clear that subjects have some sort of expectations to this effect.

So, "Imprecise" is not quite right, but neither is "Probability" since the formal theory of IP is really about previsions (sort of expectations) rather than just about probability (expectations of indicator functions).

Given the incredible and largely untapped power of computers and communications, what sort of expectations should we be forming right now about productivity growth among the constituent companies of the S&P 500?

"Looking at the prospects for next year I think it's fair to say I'm more worried than other members that these sort of expectations may get built into the wage bargaining, price setting process," Mr Weale said.

I don't know what sort of expectations the Scottish Highland bull may have had, but I'm pretty sure the animal never imagined anything like this.