Sentence examples similar to want of expected from inspiring English sources

It's patronising, but it's also out of the goodness of their hearts, because they don't want to expect too much of patients who might not have the time or resources.

People perceiving me as 'a dumb athlete at an Ivy League who only got in because of her sport' has made me want to expect a lot of myself in other areas as well.

Right, so you don't want to expect these sorts of things to really change the character of the producing states.

The immediate response was not what I wanted, but sort of expected.

And, in the end, that's what we expect and want of them.

So what do we really expect or want of them?

I don't want a single category of woman, I don't want that expected perception.

He developed strategies for socializing comfortably, even though, he said, "I feel uncomfortable when I'm in a situation and I don't know what people want or expect of me".

If the state wants the expected durability of appliances to be specified, it should seek the change through formal rule making or the Legislature, he said.

However, it is unclear how many of them want or expect to be reappointed by the new government.

"I think the membership and supporters will want and expect members of the parliamentary party to cooperate with the new leader and let us develop an effective strategy for opposing the Tories on the issues I outlined in my speech: welfare reform, trade unions, budget and so on.