Sentence examples for would rather expect from inspiring English sources
Least happy are students on cinematics and photography courses (67% satisfied) while would-be journalists and social workers also tend to be disgruntled - but then, you would rather expect that.
"I would rather expect to get a better limit" on possible violations, Damour says.
The teleologist would rather expect to find the same direct and purposive adaptation of the limb to its office as in the machine".
In the generic case one would rather expect multiple fixed points, with no room for anything to influence, even probabilistically, which would be realized.
As the aura symptoms were lateralized to the left visual hemifield and were quite typical for migraine aura, we assumed the causal mechanism in the patient must be cortical instead of retinal, where one would rather expect monocular visual symptoms or visual symptoms throughout the entire visual field.
Those are statements and questions that one would rather expect to hear from the anti-capitalist protesters who have come to Davos, and who were busy over the weekend building snow igloos and preparing a 50-people camp as part of their Occupy WEF protest.
"I'd rather expect the worst and be surprised on the positive side," Torre said.
On the other hand, I'd rather expect him to be tickled and satisfied by the iPhone and Kindle explosion (perhaps you're reading this very piece on your smartphone right now, in which case have yourself a little Arthur Dent moment in honour of Adams and click on "Mostly Harmless").
Polystyrene samples containing these additives were analyzed by thermal desorption mass spectrometry (TD-MS), whereby the release of S2-fragments during the thermal decomposition of the disulfides could be detected even in the case of systems for which a cleavage of SS bonds would rather be expected.
A reason for this could be that both objects are not attractive for mice and that differences would rather be expected if the objects would have been flavored.
In this group we observed a relative excess of these scores after a vaginal delivery, whereas one would rather have expected an excess of such scores after a CS.
