Sentence examples for deflate expectations from inspiring English sources

Jesse Eisenberg is eager to deflate expectations.

But the Greek finance ministry tried to deflate expectations of a speedy result.

Instead, it is a series of pinprick disappointments that deflate expectations.

Mr. Calderón's planned absence only did that much more to deflate expectations for the meeting here.

Some observers had hoped that she would take advantage of SONA to explain the government's difficulties and gently deflate expectations.

It started this month in Singapore, where Barack Obama, the U.S. president, and other leaders used the sidelines of an economic forum to deflate expectations for a treaty at the December climate summit meeting in Copenhagen.

Deflating expectations remains an effective approach to deflecting future criticism.

The ground floor, where the tour begins, deflates expectations.

Mexico's exalted position on the American list of allies has stirred imaginations but has so far deflated expectations.

The 21st century has been a daunting, demoralizing time for Argentina, a time of currency devaluation and deflated expectations.

Ms. Aranda-Hassel said German statements about the banking license and about whether Mr. Draghi had consulted sufficiently had "deflated expectations".