Sentence examples for lost expectations from inspiring English sources

From the first page "A Book of Secrets" casts the spell of a time long gone, of loves endured and lost, expectations dashed on the rocks of reality, of inner desires forever stilled, casting their shadows into history.

Dancing Blues was second in the field of five, a neck ahead of Lost Expectations.

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You only have disappointments if you have expectations, so lose the expectations.

Our "put-on-a-happy-face" culture can deny patients an opportunity to grieve lost life expectations.

By the end of the week, the company should be ready to confirm exactly how many jobs will be lost, but expectations are that the cuts will range from 10% to 20% of AMD's staff, or between 1,300 and 2,600 jobs.

Mr. Obama, who barely knew the leaders of the other party when he served in the Senate, seems to have lost any expectation that investing a lot of quality timewith Republican leaders would help build a better relationship.

The Lib Dems lost the expectation game, achieving well below the more than 100 gains both the party and psephologists had predicted, as they failed to exploit a bad night for Labour.

You're losing the expectations game.

That one lost but outdid expectations and should be a contender next time.

During the rehearsals, Eliasberg was criticized for his harsh demeanour: musicians who missed rehearsals, were late, or did not perform to expectations lost their rations.