Sentence examples for expected far too much from inspiring English sources

And all the time people were muttering behind their hands that we had embarked on a fool's errand – the whole scheme was hopelessly idealistic and expected far too much of young people.

"You expect far too much of a first sentence.

Quite possibly, all of us are expecting far too much from little kids.

You can argue that this is expecting far too much from a team that seems hopelessly overmatched.

That would be expecting far too much.

Babies are unreasonable; they expect far too much of existence.

Parents are human and our society expects far too much and offers little help.

"I now realise that teaching is incredibly hard work and not something I could do myself," he says, adding: "We do expect them to do far too much".

We expect so much of you, far too much, in this age of entitlement and instant gratification.

Another said: "I think it's far too much to expect people to find and puts too much pressure on families".

She said it was "far too much" to expect people to produce up to four pieces of documentary evidence for every year they had spent in the UK.