Sentence examples for genuine expectation from inspiring English sources

"I think there was a genuine expectation that the cap would be reduced to hew to the goal of driving down greenhouse-gas emissions," he said.

"We have a genuine expectation that the Accountability and Justice Commission has concluded its work and that we will not see further moves on that," Mr. Hill said.

But with Ellis to lead their pack and five more new signings likely to start, they will head west with genuine expectation, both for opening night and the season as a whole.

After tea, home hope rapidly grew to genuine expectation as Tremlett and Swann tore into the tourists.

When Arteta agreed a new £75,000-a-week contract in August 2010, there were genuine expectations Everton would push for a Champions Leaguee place; instead the Spaniard struggled for form in a side lacking the necessary scoring power and it reached the stage where his motivation came under question.

Whilst in 2008 there was genuine surprise at her achievements, in 2012 there was a real expectation of more.

The choice of these priors expressed the absence of genuine prior expectations on the parameter values.

The expression of generosity is the gift; reciprocating is an expectation that genuine generosity does not demand or expect.

The relative rarity of world premieres at the Metropolitan Opera does not alone explain the buildup of good will, genuine excitement and high expectation over "The First Emperor," the opera by the Chinese-American composer Tan Dun, which had its premiere on Thursday night, conducted by the composer.

Nevertheless, every encounter is already etched with the cultural traditions of genuine encounter; ideally positive expectation, good will, open-heartedness, cheerfulness, sincerity, fellow-feeling, and availability.

Such an approach is compatible with a 'safety first' governance ethos with an expectation that genuine problems would likely be identified and addressed in a timely way.