Sentence examples for mad expectation from inspiring English sources

Even after 30 years, flying to L.A. still arouses delicious tremors of mad expectation; the twinge of a hope that this time, just this once, the studio will green-light the damn movie and I'll get to take a meeting with Griffin Dunne or Kevin Spacey or someone.

Its producers will be wary of any "British Boardwalk Empire" comparisons, since calling The Hour the "British Mad Men" weighted expectations unflatteringly.

"Mad Men" keeps confounding expectations -- the '60s fashion, mores and cultural landmarks keep getting more familiar, but the characters maintain an elusive weirdness.

As it so often has in the past, "Mad Men" took my expectations and subverted them as it expanded my idea of what the show could do or be.

But seafood companies climbed on expectations that the mad cow scare would increase demand for fish products.

"It [the expectation] will go mad now," admitted 31-year-old Jones.

The same can be said for the second season of "Downton Abbey," which returns on Sunday to PBS with a flush of excitement and heightened expectations usually associated with "Mad Men" or even, back in the day, "Dallas".

Maybe the finale was a victim of how high "Mad Men" has raised its own expectations of awesomeness throughout the season, or maybe we're all just like Don Draper, incapable of ever being satisfied or experiencing true joy.

You may have certain expectations that make you mad, or you may care too much what another person says, or does.

Rawlence describes men driven mad by the impossibility of fulfilling the expectations they have of themselves – to provide a decent life for their wives and children.

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