Sentence examples for object of expectations from inspiring English sources
He is as much the object of expectations as the mouthpiece for them, and sometimes he seems like a vulnerable teenager himself.
The central fact about Bradley is that for most of his life he has been the object of great expectations.
There was none of the traditional American bunting for opening day and World Series games, but there was a Japanese presence with five women in kimonos presenting flowers to the managers, as well as the umpires, Sammy Sosa and Mike Piazza, the object of high expectations of the crowd, including two members of the royal family.
Pahuus [ 50] writes that when our expectations are without limits and countless, we tend to assume the object of our expectation as being perfect.
Booker had grown up in the prosperous suburbs of New Jersey, the object of such high expectations that, when he decided in law school that his calling was to save Newark, the only question from his family and friends was "How can we help?" Booker considers this awakening "the greatest blessing of my life," as it freed him from agonizing over how and where he should invest his talents.
The industrial design legend Donald Norman talks about how humans project a series of expectations onto objects, and how designers need to understand these in order to make successful products.
It's useful to remember, too, that Mr. Hart became the primary voters' springtime object of affection because he "exceeded expectations" by winning the New Hampshire primary.
In the post-Reformation period, the imminent expectation appeared in individual groups on the margin of the institutional Reformation churches; such groups generally made the imminent expectation itself the object of their sect formation.
"I was interested in the juxtaposition of the stillness of the sculpture object, and the expectation of movement that comes from video projection," Biswajit says.
Oh, the burden of expectations.
