Sentence examples for expectation of coming from inspiring English sources
Yet in its latest manifesto, written in the expectation of coming to power, the BJP toned down its military declarations.
He had been inspired to move by various long-cultivated dislikes and resentments, combined with a general expectation of coming apocalypse.
"I don't think General Xiong would have come over here without some expectation of coming up with a solid program" for military contacts, the senior officer said.
Donald, a British player known for his consistency, said the pressure and expectation of coming into the Open as the world's No. 1 has made it more difficult to play well.
Coding was approached, in part, with questions that inspired the study and also with an expectation of coming across novel information.
He added that the opposition's allegation of vote rigging "was a plan to create mayhem, and mayhem will come … They had such high expectations of coming back to power".
Iran at heart is a country like any other, struggling to free itself from poisonous colonial and imperial legacies, pursuing its rights and interests in a world dominated by great powers, fought over by competing secular and religious elites, talented, potentially wealthy, badly governed, and deeply uncertain how to meet the rising expectations of coming generations.
And this expectation of a coming age of connectivity, mobility, and empowered individuals — which comes more into reality each year — is a reason why the Supreme Court's decision to uphold Obamacare will be transformational in ways that are hardly ever noted.
"I don't think anyone really had the expectation of me coming this far," he said.
Despite this warning, the imminent expectation of the coming Kingdom of God awakened concrete, substantial ideas that led ever closer to social utopias.
The Christian view of the church was influenced by the Old Testament concept of the qahal, the elected people of God of the end-time, and by the expectation of the coming of the messiah in Judaism.
