The elderly judges in their jewelry; the teens in their jury box; the finalists all quivering and angry with expectation; even Fosters Lancett, who has come all this way, and written a long speech, and charged his electronic cigarette and his dwindling battery of small talk — it is very real, very important to them.
It means that your "public" is more impatient and people get angry quickly, because expectations are high and people want delivery as fast as an instant message.
We aimed at studying the EEG-correlates of unconscious expectation of angry human faces in MDD patients compared to healthy controls.
Most of these promises will evaporate like spring snow, and in the process disappoint the expectations of the angry white men who elected him.
Hideki Irabu, a former Japanese baseball star who was hailed as a pitching sensation when he joined the Yankees in 1997 but who fell short of expectations, prompting an angry George Steinbrenner to label him indelibly as "a fat, pus-sy toad," was found dead on Wednesday in the Los Angeles suburb where he lived.
The finding of an equivalent pattern of attentional bias for fearful and angry faces is not consistent with expectation from some recent neuroimaging research findings (discussed earlier) which indicated that the amygdala, which is proposed to modulate attention to threat-related cues, is more sensitive to fearful than angry faces (Davis and Whalen, 2001).
If you have certain quotas for what you want your employees to produce, let them know what you expect instead of getting angry or disappointed when they aren't meeting your expectations.
And so the journalist swoops in for a day or two, armed with polls, reports and expectations and finds the angry and disaffected people they are looking for.
And what makes me angry is mainly my own unmet expectations.
When a contestant from New York steps on stage looking like an angry member of a congressional sub-committee, expectations rise.
