Sentence examples for we commonly expect from inspiring English sources

Equivalence is what we commonly expect from a translation.

In reality, however, it is reasonable to assume rather that young and old people are heterogeneous, and that some older people may produce much more than we commonly expect.

Even in today's supposed post-racial modern era, many white audiences still commonly expect people of colour to conform to stereotypes.

The Canadian artist, whose real name is Claire Boucher, was asked by Rolling Stone for her opinions on Kesha's lawsuit against her producer/label boss, Dr Luke, whom she has accused of rape, and responded by saying male producers commonly expect sex.

From the opening bits of Overlord, there's an old-fashioned WWII ( Saving Private Ryan borrowed) catharsis, bundled with all the emotional exposition and character banter you'd commonly expect in this genre.

Crowther points out that such revelations work particularly well in Trial by Jury, because people commonly expect "characters singing in opera/operetta will communicate at a deeper level of truth than they would in mere speech".

Mainstream mental health services commonly expect people with mental disorders to be active in seeking treatment.

15 Little is known, however, about GPs' ability to perceive what patients most commonly expect from them.

Moreover, patients commonly expect a detailed examination of their condition including high-tech imaging approaches, which might lower the threshold of physicians to order a CT scan.

To treat illnesses, Somalis may use extensive herbal medicine traditions and commonly expect to receive medication for every illness when utilizing Swedish health care systems [ 31].

This approach doesn't work well in situations where others do not commonly expect to be approached, such as while riding public transit.