Sentence examples for expectations readers from inspiring English sources

Wilson seems to delight in establishing, then confounding, any expectations readers may have.

"You cannot have expectations". Readers clearly had felt put in the place of a person enduring and witnessing the horror of the war.

The sense of expectation readers are left with slightly confounds the nice cosy message that all babies are unique.

In fiction, the Carnegie lists reflects changing patterns and, in general, higher expectations of readers by writers.

An editor, a publisher and an agent are nearby; there's an awareness of the expectations of readers and booksellers.

If O'Brien ends up translating better than other English-language writers of the war, it may be because he explodes the expectations of readers, American and Vietnamese alike.

Some argue that genre fiction is only a marketing category, but other critics say that different genres meet specific expectations of readers.

The rhetoric of the Travel section is long established and grounded in the expectations of readers who associate travel with amusement.

Though Amtrak's new high-speed Acela rail service between Boston and New York hasn't matched optimistic expectations, several readers argued that there was a real demand for rail on regional routes like that.

But, for that reason, it was better for me not to try to avoid the comparison, because I was able to benefit from the expectations that readers of "Misery" would bring to my book.

There are "formulas" and expectations from readers.