Sentence examples for would be unexpected from inspiring English sources
It could happen, but sustained perfection would be unexpected.
A reprieve would be unexpected, though, and it's been such an unusually good time for fans there's always a chance they will double the sentence.
A senior officer at the Pentagon said that a preliminary stop had been made at Barksdale because it would be unexpected by anyone tracking the president's plane.
He later recalled that for a moment, it seemed as if a series of bombs had exploded just outside his front door -- which would be unexpected, to say the least, in this quiet, well-to-do town.
If someone's first experience of O'Connor was "The Displaced Person" (1954), at the denouement of which three people passively watch a tractor roll down a slope and crush a fourth, the event would be unexpected and shocking.
Now that would be unexpected.
She did say, however, that it would not be unexpected that federal prosecutors would convene a grand jury to support the F.B.I. investigation.
Thus, it would not be unexpected that higher neuroticism would be associated with anxiety and depression, as all of these elements are characteristics of these disorders.
A Chapter 11 filing, which would put AMR in the company of United Airlines and US Airways, would hardly be unexpected.
There would likely be unexpected developments, just as there were in the Volcker period.
