Sentence examples for expectations has gone from inspiring English sources

It is notable that Ian McEwan, a leading literary novelist who is deeply interested in plot, and in playing tricks with a reader's expectations, has gone to spy novels for the machinery of two of his most carefully plotted novels, The Innocent and Sweet Tooth.

Likewise, people in Europe surely expect more from their political leaders, though such expectations have gone unmet.

Yet expectations have gone unmet.

"Expectations have gone very high".

"People's expectations have gone so high.

"Of course as people have done well, their expectations have gone up.

"That's how far down her expectations had gone of what people thought she was capable of," the friend said.

We've seen many other episodes in the past where expectations have gone wrong, where it looks like there were bubbles that happened.

Star Wars fans expectations have gone sky high after a photograph of the Millennium Falcon and an X-wing fighter was taken from the air and published online.

"There's no doubt that the expectations have gone up a notch, but that's part of the game," says Roberts. "If we are going to get out of this league, the pressure is going to be there anyway.

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