The phrase "ideals and expectations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the standards and beliefs that a person or group holds and the anticipation of how things should be. Example: The new employee was struggling to meet the company's ideals and expectations, causing frustration among their colleagues.
Romcoms, on the other hand, warp ideals and expectations of love and romance for us all.
These young heroes allow us, vicariously, to assert our innocence and to accept our inevitable disillusionment when the world falls short of our ideals and expectations.
The malaise is brought on, said Yaron Ezrahi, a political expert at Hebrew University, by the "very strong gap between the ideals and expectations that brought about this country's creation and the wretched realities of Israel's life and economics".
"People are living in a surreal world, creating these unattainable ideals and expectations that no one can meet," said lead author Jessica Strübel of the University of North Texas.
"In his New Year's message this morning, King Gyanendra yet again irresponsibly sought to denigrate the people's high ideals and expectations," read the statement, signed by 24 people detained during the protests, including a prominent journalist, Kanak Mani Dixit.
Nora Ephron expresses a surprisingly common delusion among liberals, who have long been blinded by the impossible ideals and expectations they impose on anyone who dares to lead them.
On one side, there is the adult world of clearly defined forms -- ideas and ideals, conventions and expectations.
Additionally, an organizational design itself can create an environment in which people self-select to join an organization based on an attractive set of values, ideals, missions, and expectations (think about why people join not-for-profits, volunteer organizations like Wikipedia, or work for the federal government).
However, these findings also illustrate their personal burden of responsibility and their continued and still ongoing struggles and negotiations to handle internal and external pressures, such as complex gendered ideals and sociocultural expectations.
From a philosophical hermeneutical perspective, one may argue that the various ideals, norms, strategies and expectations described by the students, creates a horizon that delimits what the students are able to perceive or understand in a clinical situation [ 27].
And this is an ideal opportunity to ask them lots of questions, particularly focused on household habits and expectations, finances, and expected length of stay.
