Sentence examples for damaging expectations from inspiring English sources

Swedish artist Anna Uddenberg, showing at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, likewise looks at the way the online world and competitive sexual/wellness industry has created impossible and damaging expectations.

True to form, however, Ms. Marcovicci, who is appearing at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel through Jan . 24(after Jan . 3she is bringing back her Cole Porter show), has unearthed a couple of killer ballads, the kind of guilty pleasures she celebrates for the "destructive and damaging" expectations they instill.

We could talk about the relationship between stress and masculinity, and the damaging societal expectation that men bottle up rather than express feelings.

Boyle experienced some of that damaging weight of expectation in his response to Trainspotting, the breakthrough film of his early career.

"If this drift in inflation risk tolerance were to persist, or were expected to persist, it could give rise to a damaging increase in inflationary expectations," one of the dissidents, Narayana Kocherlakota, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said earlier this month.

But many officials have concluded that, for now, the benefits of buying more Treasuries do not outweigh the costs of a damaging rise in inflation expectations and a perceived loss of independence.

That these expectations are as damaging as they are ingrained is obvious, and that a veteran female choreographer would find them so appalling is predictable.

"You had a damaging combination of sky-high expectations and a certain na?t bout how politics really works," Mr. Alter said.

That is why the campaign being led by some of those who do not think we should set high expectations is so damaging".

Uncertainties about what information should be shared with whom, when and under what conditions may provide a further source of ethical dilemma, especially when unspoken assumptions and expectations are breached, damaging trust and undermining cooperative efforts.

This expectation is incredibly damaging, not only to mothers like me – whose babies come into the world without congratulations, but hushed tones – but to all women who are made to feel like monsters if they don't love their children at once and with everything they have.