Sentence examples for truly expect from inspiring English sources

Even Raiders Coach Hue Jackson conceded that he did not truly expect Palmer to lead a Raiders comeback from a three-touchdown deficit.

Five years on from the misnamed Arab Spring, the Arab world has not seen the flowering of democracy, justice and tolerance for which many of us in the West had – perhaps naively – hoped, even if we didn't truly expect it.

Our view is that the hoped-for price, attributed to "senior industry executives familiar with the matter," is the classic trial balloon, more indicative of what Facebook's owners dream of getting than what they truly expect to be offered in the waking world.

Many Germans do not truly expect Die Nationalmannschaft to win the tournament – Löw even had to address questions about a group-stage exit and admitted that "change would be necessary" if that catastrophe came to pass – but at the same time, no one is prepared to accept that anything but a triumph in the final at the Maracanã on 13 July should be the target.

So again, buyer beware because without hardware projects we all would just be able to back a film of paint drying – a project that, while goofy, is more in line with what we should truly expect from a Kickstarter not populated by pie-in-the-sky hardware projects.

Positioning Windows 10 as the only place where one can truly expect to take advantage of the full gamut of reality-mixing is a prescient move as well; the VR platform wars are sure to be confusing and divisive, but Microsoft intends to make sure they take place on Windows.

Contrary to what many (including yours truly) expected, Lewis was not often exposed in coverage.

None of this was truly expected in the days leading up to the storm.

Soon, no one truly expected them to beat Celta at all.

And it may be that President Nixon had truly expected to bring the war to a rapid close.

Stock markets across Europe tumbled today, though few investors had truly expected the central bank to cut rates.