Sentence examples for you quite expect from inspiring English sources

The whole estate is dominated by an early-19th-century fantasy palace with Moorish arches but an English-country-house balustraded balcony, on which you quite expect to see half-naked Maxfield Parrish nymphets cavorting in the copper light of sunset.

In the opening scene, while Tamino wrestled with his monster in a Freudian, sheet-rumpled dream, you quite expected these Rhinegeisha to pop up and save him with a tray of sushi.

Ms. Veirs's songs qualify as poems: they're careful, word-conscious, narrative, neither foggy nor overwritten, and tend to give you a take on regular life experience that you don't quite expect.

He still comes out with answers that you don't quite expect.

You wanted to remind him that taking action in someone else's country always had consequences you didn't quite expect.

"We didn't quite expect this," Lt. Fred Kuebler said later.

Well I bet they didn't quite expect that.

When you hire him, he says, you quite reasonably expect two things.

"If you're paying £4,000 a year that is a huge sum of money and you quite rightly expect a good service for that.

I don't know about you, but I hadn't quite expected Ramsay to have this much military sophistication.

I wasn't quite expecting that.