Sentence examples for human expectation from inspiring English sources

But in their cartoonish display of human expectation and failure, they also owe a powerful debt to Mr. Ryman's lingering fascination with absurdist theater.

It's a totally logical human right and human expectation that straight couples and gay couples should be able to enjoy life with the partner that they choose and I totally support that".

A second focus of the debate is the proper understanding of a miracle: something that exceeds the natural power of created things (Leibniz), or something that seems different from our human expectation of how things operate (Clarke).

We're led there by a universal human expectation that the world will treat us fairly.

The Heavenly creation is spontaneous, natural, and if we use a term in modern control theory, it can also be self-organized in certain circumstances such as on the earth, but there is no guarantee that every creation of Heaven is ordered according to human expectation.

In complex economies, such as that of the United States, the expectations and interpretations each person has about what all the other players want and expect creates an invisible web of human expectations that can only be managed in a Millennial atmosphere of trust and cooperation, not in the Gen X mode of everyone looking out only for themselves.

They are part of a complex system of services, human expectations and interactions.

Similarly, conversations like mine with Alexa and Siri reveal more about human expectations than they do about A.I.

I adore Big Brown for defying all inflated human expectations and failing, utterly and spectacularly, to capture the Triple Crown.

All the stories follow a similar trajectory of everyday human expectations confounded and defeated, always concluding with a nice little bittersweet reflection, like a fortune cookie in a restaurant run by therapists.

Endeavours to understand the nature of war, to formulate some theory of its causes, conduct, and prevention, are of great importance, for theory shapes human expectations and determines human behaviour.