Sentence examples for exaggerated hopes from inspiring English sources

Such exaggerated hopes for love, he fears, can only set us up for failure.

Mr Khan's critics say that his party is refusing to accept defeat after suffering exaggerated hopes of a victory.

Promises of breakthroughs must be seen in light of a long history of exaggerated hopes that scientific researchers have held out in return for financial support.

Whatever the exaggerated hopes from investment bank analysts and media writers, the plenum of the party's central committee held in a military complex in Beijing was never going to come up with a blueprint for change.

From the Gold Rush in the mid-19th century to the recent dot-com craze anchored in Silicon Valley, Americans have alternatively looked at California with exaggerated hope and disillusionment.

To keep up, non-experts need enough of the science to be able to put the (overblown?) moral fears and the (exaggerated?) medical hopes into perspective.

Specialist Sivits said he was so concerned for the fallen Iraqi that he began taking exaggerated deep breaths, hoping the Iraqi prisoner would do likewise.

Still others exaggerated health problems that hoped would make them ineligible for the draft.

A moment, first, in defence of privacy – reports of whose death are, I hope, greatly exaggerated.

His solution was to look at the cup with exaggerated intensity, in the hope that she would understand his dilemma.

The death of American hegemony has been greatly exaggerated, but let's hope some lessons have been learned.