Sentence examples for the society expected from inspiring English sources

But the society expected more".

After Katrina, a domestic crisis, the society expected an outpouring of $1 million maximum.

All she had to do was to fit into a specific role that the society expected of her as soon as possible.

Avoiding engagement in health care was noted as a way to demonstrate their superiority in the society and guard their manly image because the society expected them to be so.

The society expects to move into the renovated building at 50 Bay Street, within walking distance of the St. George Ferry Terminal, in the spring of 2006.

Besides, the society expects a risk- and vice-exempt transfusion.

Teachers have no choice but to practice as the society expects them to....Since cram schools offer all kinds of science subjects, it's difficult to for society to accept the new method of developing scientific skills.

Deborah Deborah was the only one of the Mitford sisters to follow the aristocratic path society expected of her.

Once coats of arms were the established fashion of the ruling class, society expected a king to be armigerous (Loomis 1922, 26).

Both the government and society expected a new system, culture and discourse to replace thousands--year-old and backward feudal institutions, ideas and cultures.

The consequence, of course, was that most lesbians and gay men married opposite-gender spouses and tried as best they could to fit into the heterosexual mould their society expected, not infrequently indulging in clandestine gay liaisons.