Sentence examples similar to framing of expectations from inspiring English sources
Given this frame of expectations, the Metropolitan Opera is lucky to have the German tenor Christian Franz taking part in its final presentations of Otto Schenk's production of the "Ring," beloved by many for its Romantic traditionalism.
They define "frame" as a set of expectations held by an individual with regard to a given situation that ultimately shapes what he or she pays attention to and how he or she acts.
Expect its next earnings report to be framed against a more rigorous set of expectations.
Secondly, we believe that, possibly resulting from a lack of theoretical framing of the construct, the patient expectation field is plagued by poor measurement.
The comparison of ones' own life to a normal life implies a general tendency to change ones' frames of references and expectations in the course of a chronic mental illness.
Moreover, the visceral framing of smaller beverages makes conscious the expectations we bring to restaurants.
Important issues that need attention in future research are the theoretical framing of the patient expectations construct, the measurement of patient expectations and the correlation of expectations with other psychological factors.
For the most part, "The Last Canyon" is framed by expectations that Powell might have recognized, if only because it tracks the factual history of that summer as closely as possible.
Oh, the burden of expectations.
A deliberate lowering of expectations?
