Do parents harbor unrealistic expectations that their kids will always be and act better than them?
So we've spent 40 years like the Israelites, wandering the wilderness, harboring the misguided expectations that people like Barack, or Oprah, or anyone Black and famous will free us.
Plus, I must harbor the expectation that I will one day wake up and discover that my brain has been reconfigured into that of someone who cannot put this book down.
(I also thought that Tessa Thompson's supporting role was among the year's best, but I harbored no expectation that she'd be nominated).
The FDA made clear that its enforcement activities "need not be limited to" these or any particular areas, however, thus negating any expectations that Congress' now-invalidated exemptions might nevertheless provide a safe harbor through the weight of influence, if not law.
Although subjective expectations cannot be scientifically gauged, it is too much to believe that telephone subscribers, under these circumstances, harbor any general expectation that the numbers they dial will remain secret.
Does he think his readers might harbor expectations of sandalled virgins bearing water jugs?
Expectations that point down.
Enjoy her company, but don't harbor expectations.
Their foreign and domestic policies will be based on what their governing elites perceive as best for themselves, and for their countries -- nothing new about that in the policy universe of international relations, so why does the drug policy reform movement even harbor what will be a disappointed expectation that "global" drug policy will change this week?
First, for the 1-kb analyses, we excluded low-diversity windows because of the expectation that these windows would harbor little information for accurately estimating recombination rates.
