Sentence examples for expectations aroused from inspiring English sources

Social movements, such as unions and landless farmers, their expectations aroused, may quickly become frustrated.

What has accounted most for this are the expectations aroused by his forthcoming visits to Peking & Moscow.

Among the great expectations aroused by the rout of Communism was a role for the United Nations that would match its lofty purpose.

It is an amazing building, a work of international stature that confidently meets the high expectations aroused by this prodigiously gifted architect for nearly two decades.

But in a Child thriller the expectations aroused by one page are sure to be dashed on the next; unravelling and re-tangling violent narratives is the writer's specialty.

Scott steadily allows the tension to build, always aware that expectations aroused by a return to the original Alien must be satisfied but not repeated, and that the questions raised by the original picture have to be confronted.

Meanwhile, the Conference Board's October reading on consumer confidence came in sharply below expectations, arousing fears that retailers could be in for a rough holiday season.

The degree of expectation aroused by the success of that generation is a powerful factor underlying the discontent at Manchester United.

A word I've hit on for the Whitney effect is "antithetical," with the thesis being an expectation aroused by gorgeous hues: clarion primaries and secondaries interspersed with flavorful tertiaries and, sometimes, black.

Referendums are alien to our traditions, they are inappropriate for complex decision-making, and without careful incorporation in a written constitution, the public expectation aroused by the result can damage our democracy.

Their story has a familiar script: a breakthrough is hailed; overblown expectations are aroused; disappointment follows.