"He's had a bang on the head so they'll take the necessary precautions and we'd expect to know more later on today".
"Just going around in my daily life, people that you would expect to know, like providers, don't know.
"Almost 21 years after the Lockerbie bombing, I would expect to know who did it, why they did it and how they did it.
Having theology and master's degrees from a seminary, I would expect to know most of these questions.
That's not the sort of Muslim you would expect to know much about the religion, or to make good life -- or end-of-life -- choices either.
But it's not just the impressionable or the unintelligent who display these unfounded prejudices; sadly even those you'd expect to know better can be intolerant.
A few authors in antiquity refer to a work with this name and attribute it to Aristotle, but it is not mentioned by several authorities, such as Cicero and Diogenes Laertius, whom we would expect to have known of it.
As a 35-year-old, single, good-looking young woman, I have no doubt that she had lots of male acquaintances that we didn't know anything about, and wouldn't expect to know anything about".
It's a model of the importance of rereading (and God knows we treat books lightly – we wouldn't, after all, expect to know a piece of music properly on just one listen), knowledge and innocence so much part of its structure as to make it a knowingly different book on revisiting.
Most editors would, of course, expect to know the strength of their evidence.
