Sentence examples for expectations of things from inspiring English sources
It seems as if it is best to have low expectations of things out of our control, realistic expectations of things we can control to some degree and high expectations of ourselves.
Construction sites and street works that once raised expectations of things to come now seem like major inconveniences.
And in the end it means that given the terrible actual figures, for any good news we are reduced to looking at expectations of things to come – ie hoping that any optimism businesses may have now is neither overstated nor subject to being hit by reality later on.
Both involve movements toward certainty: trust concerning expectations of things hoped for and distrust concerning expectations of things feared.
As the governor stated, "We cannot allow these systems to fail…There have been too many people who have worked too hard in expectation of things that have been promised to them.
To throw away the expectations of how things should be makes space to appreciate things for what they are.
Canalys said that the quarterly downturn reflected "previous oversupply, the economic climate and expectations of better things to come" from the sector.
They have released three books and a documentary about industrial food design and how culture shapes our aesthetic expectations of the things we eat.
The educationist Robin Middlehurst has been professor of higher education at Kingston since 2007 and is on part-time secondment to the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education I don't have any expectations of these things happening, but a less complex and fairer system of grants and loans would be one hope, and bringing part-time students into the system would be my second.
Blue Jays Are in Decline The 2003 Toronto Blue Jays gained 8 games in the victory column and 10 games in the standing over their 2002 version, leading to expectations of better things to come this season, possibly even contending status.
Even the advertisements and technology breakthroughs play a role, creating expectations of how things might be that can never match our mortal realities.
