Sentence examples for colossal expectations from inspiring English sources

Such colossal expectations are not entirely without foundation.

Sometimes they mock Mr Obama for not quite living up to their colossal expectations.

Yet if it fails to reach them, Wall Street may well forget that they did not come from the company in the first place.Storm warningEarly this year, eBay was levitating on a projected p/e ratio of over 90, a number that reflects investors' colossal expectations about its future earnings.

Not at the deft way the scriptwriters had put together the words of the speech; or at the statesman-like way in which it was delivered; or even at how he tried to manage the colossal expectations of his presidency over the next four years.

"Expectations: colossal.

(Ms. Slaughter, who was at the meeting in Rochester, recalled Ms. Kennedy's reaction to the conference room pictures as gracious but brief. "She said 'Oh, that's very nice.' ") Others pointed out that Ms. Kennedy was also laboring under a colossal weight of expectations.

Weighed down with this colossal baggage and expectation, though, Whedon's approach is more like, "let's see what this baby can do".

Match report: Portugal 0-4 GerMatchMatch report: Portugal 2-2 USA Match report: Portugal 2-1 GhAna A colossal letdown or a meeting of low expectations?

Other signs are colossal waiting lists, onerous application procedures and the expectation that children are already at a high standard.

He also knows that the weight of expectation on his broad shoulders is colossal and, in all likelihood, overblown.

I always want things that have an expectation of greatness to actually be colossal, particularly in the hands of those I've loved before.