Sentence examples for exalted expectations from inspiring English sources

"We didn't go to Berlin with exalted expectations," he said, "because last year was the revelation.

And the productivity number announced on Thursday fell somewhat short of our now exalted expectations.

Already, I found these hiatuses at odds with my exalted expectations and cherished ideas of the experience offered by this place at this time.

But marriage is so ill-defined today that we bring our insecurities, our wounds and all sorts of exalted expectations to our unions.

It promises to serve him well as he confronts the single greatest challenge of his presidency -- living up to Mexicans' exalted expectations of what his government can accomplish.

But even as it has achieved stunning successes, such as the eradication of smallpox, it has failed to live up to the exalted expectations of the postwar health and human rights movement – exemplified most recently by its inadequate response to the Ebola epidemic.

But in its whirring, free-flying, many-faced way the sculpture sets up a climate of exalted expectation.

At the same time, the grand titles raise expectations to an exalted level.

Certain metric forms associated with heroic poetry, such as the hexameter or Alexandrine, arouse expectations of pathos, of the exalted; to pour into these epic molds some homely, trivial content—"beautiful soup, so rich and green/ waiting in a hot tureen"—is an almost infallible comic device.

Faith in the Resurrection and an expectation of the continuation of the fellowship meal with the exalted Son of Man are two basic elements of the Eucharist that have been a part of the liturgy from the beginnings of the church.

Two days ago in the Netherlands, riding his Honda, he extended his championship lead and added to the expectation that next season he will move into the more exalted realm of MotoGP and challenge Valentino Rossi, still the greatest motorbike racer on the planet.