Sentence examples for has few expectations from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Rodriguez, whose wife, Denise, is expecting their first child in June, has few expectations that anyone will be driving golf balls on the site anytime soon.

But he is humble and has few expectations of earthly glory.

Since attorneys general can pick and choose among issues to pursue, and the public has few expectations for them, the job carries few political risks, and has been a common stepping stone to the governorship.

Perhaps it is understandable, then, that Mrs. Rudolph, now 50, has few expectations for finding the closure that many here hope will come from the murder trial of Thomas E. Blanton Jr., one of four men suspected for years of planting the bomb.

As first-time screenwriters, they had few expectations.

In the old days, people had few expectations because no one knew what the future would bring.

Gary Markley, 47, who works at National Steel's Midwest division, decided to take the class but had few expectations.

Many Kenyans seemed to have few expectations that Mr. Obama, if elected president, would suddenly steer American policies to their advantage.

Crosby said he had few expectations before Wednesday's meeting, which takes place as usual at the Morton H Meyerson Symphony Centre in Exxon's home city, Dallas.

Residents and local officials, though, have few expectations that new walls and fresh pavement, whatever their configuration, can drive a deeper renewal.

Unlike Japanese in, say, their 30's, the characters in the novel are not disillusioned at Japanese society, since they had few expectations to begin with.