Sentence examples for disruption of expectations from inspiring English sources

There is, to be certain, an element of irony, in the sense of an incongruence or disruption of expectations, in Krafft's combination of dainty decorative objects and disturbing political iconography, and in series like his "Forgiveness" perfume bottles and soap bars, whose logo is the swastika, or his china reliquaries made from clay mixed with cremated human remains.

Some participants perceived that the box's support of female muscularity represented a tolerance for the disruption of expectations of ideal femininity (cf., Knapp 2015a): [At the box, we are not]… looked down upon [for having] muscles or to be…bigger than what's common in society" (Kathy, 29 years).

To me, this painting captures the political grotesqueness, the incompleteness and the disruption of expectations.

Similarly, one can be skeptical, that it is only a matter of time, within this 'political carnival', we the citizens realize that this is only a make belief, a temporary coronation, with no realistic basis to it - yet again a disruption of expectations.

It will be interesting to see how the productions fare on tour because part of their appeal at the Lyric is the fact that it is essentially a giant building site, so every show has the benefit of feeling like a dramatic pop-up with a disruption of expectation because you simply don't know quite where the show will be performed.

In fact, listened to closely, the symphony, with its disruptions of expectations and its violent interruptions, is as unsettling as it is affirming.

Yet there is no showing in the record before us that this severe disruption of contractual expectations was necessary to meet an important general social problem.

But it is precisely in determining general retroactivity that the Chevron Oil test is most needed; the broader the potential reach of a new rule, the greater the potential disruption of settled expectations.

By announcing new rules prospectively or by applying them selectively, a court may dodge the stare decisis bullet by avoiding the disruption of settled expectations that otherwise prevents us from disturbing our settled precedents.

Where a private landowner has had a reasonable expectation that his or her property will be used for exclusively private purposes, the disruption of this expectation dictates that the government pay if it wishes the property to be used for a public purpose.

It is therefore private landowners who threaten the disruption of settled public expectations.