Sentence examples for supposed to expect from inspiring English sources

(The impeccable lighting is by Donald Holder.) I know we're not supposed to expect perfection in this imperfect world, but I'm darned if I can find one serious flaw in this production.

Indeed, the 76-year-old chairman of the European Union's constitutional convention is often portrayed as haughty, devious and elitist everything, in short, the world is supposed to expect of a former president of France.Even so, the barrage of insults that has come Mr Giscard d'Estaing's way since his appointment in December seems excessive.

The film sags a little during later scenes in India, and Ethan has a slightly baffling kissing moment with Jane, leaving us unsure exactly how much sexual chemistry we are supposed to expect between Cruise and Patton, given that this tragic widower is still supposed to have tender memories of his departed wife.

The tourist, evidently unaware that he was supposed to expect the unexpected, pressed charges.

During the day, customers were supposed to expect counter service only, but at night the baristas would come to you.

And amidst this mess we are supposed to expect that the SEC and FINRA are magically going to reinvent themselves into meaner, leaner, more effective Wall Street cops?

There are neither enough hours nor espresso-jolted chestnut lattes for this mom to be able to do all that I am supposed to (expected to? assumed to?) get done before the fat jolly guy in the red suit comes.

The most embarrassing one was when one of the pandas at London Zoo was supposed to be expecting so I'd got a load of pictures to make a poster magazine and was waiting for the announcement.

The governing equations coupled by laminar bubbly flow with microalgae mass transfer equation and boundary conditions were firstly developed to theoretically study the optimum geometric configuration and operating parameters of the 2-panel PBR which were supposed to provide expected light dark cycle by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation.

Respondents participating in a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) are supposed to maximize (expected) utility.

Therefore, quality, fit, protection, and comfort of the current uniforms were supposed to positively influence expected performance of the future martial arts uniforms: Quality positively influences expected performance of new uniforms.