Used when you believe something should certainly happen, without a doubt.

Expectation Assurance

It implies a strong expectation, almost as if you're insisting on the outcome.

Subtle Force

Can carry a tone of mild irritation or frustration when the outcome is expected but not yet seen.

Used when the answer to a question is very obvious or commonly known.

Highlights sarcasm or humorous disbelief at a questioning of common knowledge.

When stating the obvious, it emphasizes irony or rhetorical questioning.

Shows strong conviction that the negative situation or outcome should be avoided.

Used when you are certain that something should not or did not happen.

Contrasts your expectations with a less desirable possibility.