Sentence examples for idealistic expectations from inspiring English sources

The answers to these questions may help you align your possibly idealistic expectations with how things really work.

These codes are lovely, idealistic expectations that workers in their chains will be treated well and with respect.

He went into great detail about the problems Bergdahl had with adjusting, specifically how Bergdahl couldn't separate the idealistic expectations he had formed through his years of reading from the reality of life.

Idealistic expectations ("how it should be") about relationship development were commonly expressed by participants.

By promoting 6 months exclusive breast feeding, policy makers are encouraging idealistic expectations and goals in pregnancy, but health services are not providing the skilled help required to establish breast feeding after birth.

The scheme is certainly not for everyone, and over-idealistic expectations can soon be demolished by the raw practicalities of bush life and wildlife management.

As a young adult, she was struck by a young, idealistic Massachusetts Democratic politician named John F. Kennedy, who had lofty expectations, not only for himself but for his country.

Change your expectations from idealistic to realistic, he said: "Expect life to be tough sometimes but also expect that you are resilient and will bounce back.

From this starting point, Zipin, Sellar, Brennan, and Gale (2013) argue that idealistic aspirations and realistic expectations are better understood as reflecting a doxic and a habituated logic, respectively.

Breeds said she is "idealistic and has high expectations" of herself and is a "very passionate" person, but is flawed by her "outspoken and brash" nature.

These expectations proved to be somewhat idealistic.