Sentence examples for expectations of one from inspiring English sources

Once you lower your expectations of one student, you're lowering the achievements and limiting the future of that student.

Bad jobs companies and their employees don't — and can't — have such high expectations of one another; their operations and people are too unstable.

We've learned a lot along the way, not least to keep abreast of the expectations of one of our most loyal and engaged audiences.

Look, I have created a chore wheel for the three of us, so that we might all have clear expectations of one another.

I Want Revenge, the runaway winner of the Gotham Stakes last month, returns to the East Coast from California amid expectations of one more big race before the Kentucky Derby.

Erikson used "identity" to mean a balance between one's sense of self — one's sense of personal continuity — and the expectations of one's community.

Having one puts a lot of expectations on one person and too easily leads to resentments.

Don't rest all of your life expectations on one outcome.

Beyond the triviality of statistics and comparisons, consider this astonishing fact: the man has carried the expectations of one-sixth of humanity on his shoulders over the past decade.

I remember the girl laid her hand on my biceps as if in expectation of one of those ludicrous displays of machismo so common in the kind of Hollywood schlock we had just seen at the Odeon.

In contrast, calibrations based on the fisher mitogenome (3,799 third codon positions) instead show an expectation of one synonymous substitution every 8.4 ky (5.0 - 17.4 ky).