Sentence examples for expectations of persons from inspiring English sources

Close review is needed "to ferret out classifications in reality malign, but masquerading as benign," and to "ensure that preferences are not so large as to trammel unduly upon the opportunities of others or interfere too harshly with legitimate expectations of persons in once-preferred groups".

Such language of obligations of roles seems to involve merely others' expectations of persons holding such positions.

The continuum runs from strict obligation (grounded in the core norms of beneficence in ordinary morality) through weaker obligations (the outer periphery of ordinary expectations of persons, such as great conscientiousness in attending to a friend's welfare) and on to the domain of the morally nonrequired and exceptionally virtuous.

We become disappointed when our expectations of persons, situations or things are unrealistic and not met.

However, Auld [ 47] suggested that the decrease in the percentage of HIV-positive people in employment is a consequence of the adaptation of expectations of the person to a health shock that implies a lower life expectancy.

Anecdotal reports may also be inaccurate because of the emotional expectations of the person using marijuana and the placebo effect.

The terror targeted us exclusively, we were its only prey, its only destination, the terminus"....In the end, there is something intensely modest about "The Disappearance" and about the expectations of the person who wrote it.

The availability of information, the rate at which it is presented, the expectations of the person making the judgment, and the number of alternatives available influence the judgment's accuracy and efficiency.

Although many people like Mr. Sikov report that marijuana benefited them, anecdotal reports are not reliable scientific evidence and can be influenced by the emotional expectations of the person, the sedative-hallucinogenic effect of marijuana, and politics.

Does society have certain expectations of a person based on class, gender, colour, sexual orientation, religious beliefs and cultural background?

As caregivers, we have a responsibility to change along with our loved ones--adjusting our expectations of the person, as well as learning how to communicate with and care for them.