Sentence examples for expectations imposed from inspiring English sources

Such reticence probably reflects the complicated set of expectations imposed on candidates like Ms. Haley.

It may not live up to the expectations imposed upon it.

No matter where he lives, however, he has trouble escaping the shackles of the expectations imposed on him by his family.

The further back in time we go (mostly through sculpture and painting) and the more traditional the societies, the more body art signifies group status: profession or religion, expectations imposed by gender and sexuality.

There are other shifts, as Elif comes to see the expectations imposed on her son as a form of violence, and Mahmut's father rebukes Ömer: "Our children are not our mirrors that they should reflect our values..

We all face two kinds of expectations: outer expectations imposed on us by others (a doctor's orders, a work deadline) and inner expectations that we impose on ourselves (start meditating, keep a New Year resolution).

The whole set of expectations impose scientific and technological challenges that need to be properly addressed.

Increasing numbers of retirees with rising expectations impose upon younger (and fewer) taxpayers the burden of supporting them for a longer life span.

Although ethics has always played a critical part in science and scientific reporting, recent societal and regulatory expectations impose certain new requirements, while scientific advances require others.

Because getting old turns out to be almost nothing to do with despair at the unexpected hairiness or the imminence of the winding sheet, but instead to be an exhilarating liberation from all the constraints of expectation imposed on poor, beautiful youth.

Both men were highly touted prospects who gained credit and respect through their first career defeats, but they have each suffered recent disappointment which has significantly reduced the expectations once imposed upon them.