Sentence examples for we expect something more from inspiring English sources
But we expect something more.
We expect something more meaningful from our officials.
"The pitch was deemed to have met the minimum standard in the mid-week inspection and again on match day, but given that this was an important, high-profile fixture in New Zealand we expected something more than the minimum standard".
We can expect something more in France than the monochrome of England and their confounded weight of expectations.
"We would expect something more than half of their volume to be absorbed by the rest of the industry, with something less than half not happening".
It would remind us that actually banks are not some convenient virtual piggy bank, but businesses that exist to make money by providing services for which they charge and from which we can expect something more than convenient cash machines in return.
If this mouseion had literature to compare to its sculptures, we should expect something more impressive than the working collection of a minor philosopher such as Philodemus.
That's all right for a whodunnit, but aren't we led to expect something more?
This is a wonderfully constructed show: if Kitson introduces a timid female bank clerk, he shows them becoming friends but just when we start to expect something more, he chides us for trying to will them into a relationship and informs us that they were and will remain merely good friends.
"The women really did expect something more from this government," he said.
But after four days, one has a right to expect something more nutritious.
