Sentence examples for expectations to create from inspiring English sources

And, like Mr. Crowell, she has taken that freedom from commercial expectations to create music that is more personal than anything on the current country charts.

But Ms. Bier and Anders Thomas Jensen, her scriptwriter, have clearly enjoyed working within a conventional format, while wittily and poignantly subverting expectations, to create a real gem of bittersweet comedy.

On the other side are those who celebrate Curtiz's technical mastery and inspired visual style, viewing him ultimately as a workhorse who consistently delivered what he was asked for by the studio but who also frequently transcended genre conventions and expectations to create works of enduring magnificence that bore his distinctive touch.

Not only are the energy requirements important to design a smart thermostat, but also the consumer's expectations to create a successful smart thermostat in the electric market.

-- producer Marvin Peart, explaining why a black-led studio could free black producers from expectations to create particular types of movies, to MSNBC.

The record was even more successful than its predecessor, with Sputnikmusic commenting, "Bruce had shattered all expectations to create an album that might even be better than the previous one".

This acronym provided the topic "sediment toxicity" with the appropriate glitter factor, however, setting the researchers under a considerable pressure of expectation, to create sparkling wine out of mud.

In Nigeria, as in much of Africa, there has always been a cultural expectation to create opportunities for yourself and foster your own self-sufficiency.

None of the informants, in their descriptions of the various influences and pressures on the policy process, suggested that there was any outspoken expectation to create and enforce a gender sensitive or gender redistributive policy.

DO POLITICAL expectations help to create reality?

But NBC and Fox offer the best models of the high-low split, so it's not surprising that their executives echo one another while explaining the need to focus on a young audience with new expectations and to create a different economic model.