Sentence examples for whatever expectations from inspiring English sources
"I came to South Africa not knowing exactly what to expect, but whatever expectations I had were overwhelmed by the passion and dedication of the children and educators.
Beyond that, though, readers in the West will have to let go of whatever expectations they attach to the term "Russian novel".
Whatever expectations the Mets have that they can reverse that trend in 2011 took an unnerving blow on Tuesday with the disclosure that Beltran is now experiencing enough trouble in his other knee — the left one — to shut him down for at least four more days.
Whatever expectations there may have been for substantive progress in Baghdad faded as the second day of discussions began, when Iran's state-financed Press TV satellite broadcaster reported the prospects for success were "vague and under question" if the powers rejected the Iranian plan.
His look has evolved little from a college student on his way to English literature class, but the stubborn determination that first peeked through as a child in San Mateo, Calif., has jet-propelled him well beyond whatever expectations anyone had for him last year.
Tom Doyle of This Is Fake DIY wrote that the album is a "punch in the gut to whatever expectations you might have about letlive".
View "New story" on Storify Mr. Jarvis followed with a blog post arguing that unmasking people in public would be a bad idea, potentially erasing whatever expectation of anonymity people have as they walk down the street.
Even without technology, consider that whatever expectation you are "shoulding" yourself with was probably learned by that 5-year-old self, eating cookies around your Mother's kitchen table.
Whatever the expectations of him, high or low, he had a knack for crushing them.
There were many times when whatever his expectations were, they didn't turn out, the horse ran terribly, whatever.
But I have faith in God that whatever the expectations of the people, somehow God will find a way for these things to be done.
