Sentence examples for ideas and expectations from inspiring English sources

"We've sort of colonized people with our ideas and expectations," he said.

The core institutions, ideas and expectations that shaped American life for the sixty years after the New Deal don't work anymore.

Many expatriate South Africans are streaming back with new ideas and expectations, and foreigners with a taste for high life at low cost have come with them.

"At least in New York these are not radically new ideas and expectations, but the timelines are tough," said Frank Fox, coordinator of administrative support in New York State's Department of Education.

Mead labels the "institutions, ideas and expectations" of contemporary liberalism the "blue model": In the old system, most blue-collar and white-collar workers held stable, lifetime jobs with defined benefit pensions, and a career civil service administered a growing state as living standards for all social classes steadily rose.

But Mr. Bemporad, whose father is a rabbi, also recalls his friend at the Bemporad dinner table, taking part in discussions of "political issues or current events or just ideas and expectations for our own lives, and how to be human beings in the world".

But the changes in ideas, behaviour and expectations are running far ahead of changes in the physical world.

I find it difficult to separate many of its values and qualities from the ideas, memories and expectations which are part of my personality".

As a follow-up homework assignment, students individually write essays in which they reflect on their own ideas, beliefs and expectations about marriage.

Employees are bringing new attitudes, ideas, values and expectations with them into the workplace.

20 22 Patient ideas, concerns and expectations conveyed (explicitly or implicitly) may also lead or mislead clinicians.