Sentence examples for generic expectations from inspiring English sources

Usually, the implications of class are invisibly embedded in our generic expectations of cinema.

We fail to see beyond the limits of our own generic expectations.

Set one-dimensional or generic expectations of the new leader in particular, emphasizing only financial and operational goals and not including equally specific cultural, political, and personal ones.

There's a physical rawness here that reminded me of Peter Strickland's Katalin Varga, another debut feature that relied more upon musique concrète than the spoken word to subvert generic expectations.

These evolving technologies of visualization, pushing spectator ecologies towards greater intensification and customization, affirm Steven Heath's point that "narrative never exhausts the image". While these are re-narrations, they are also moving away from narrative, further removed from the original event –as rationalized by commentators, by liveness of duration, and by generic expectations.

The poetry often resists traditional generic expectations and limitations while addressing topics previously un- or mis-represented.

"The generic expectation is that there must be some new physics that we haven't put in our theories yet, because we haven't been able to discover them," Hogan said.

Today's fringe issues in the sustainability world often become tomorrow's mainstream and generic market expectations, writes Gregory Unruh of George Mason University.

The generic second expectation term in (13) can be expressed, by using (8), in a similar way: (15).

The generic first expectation term at the right-hand side of (13) can be expressed as follows: (14).

And the recently adopted Restatement of Restitution gives courts discretion to replace the expectation remedy with disgorgement for breaches that are material, deliberate, and profitable, on the generic ground that expectation damages are "inadequate" (see R3 Restitution; see also Kull 2001: 2023 24).