Sentence examples for was expected to know from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time an educated person was expected to know how Latin's plurals worked, and so we have a bias towards knowing Latin's rules.

All those things I was expected to know.

If it's just a matter of 'convention', and Mr Gardner was expected to know that the rules are just different for the royals, the climbdown is an absurdity.

All that crushing hierarchy is part of a deferential, class-ridden past, in which everyone was expected to know their highly circumscribed and orchestrated place.

At that level every student was expected to know the range and capabilities of all the instruments in the orchestra, but sometimes a young composer might still ask a player to do something really dumb.

The vast American theatre audience of the forties (eighty to ninety million people a week) was expected to know what all that referred to, and why it was the right (that is, left) and smart thing to do in the thirties.

We're expected to know who we are.

Even specialists cannot be expected to know and remember everything.

You were expected to know all their references.

All 100,000 employees are expected to know the credo.

He was famous before any child could reasonably be expected to know what fame was.