Sentence examples for of false expectations from inspiring English sources

"That is a case of false expectations".

Again, entrants come with a lot of false expectations.

The world Bach depicts, with merciless objectivity, is a muted horizon of false expectations and hidden tensions, where lonely outsiders perform defunct rituals and uncertain transactions.

"We were unsure what the focus was likely to be," he said, noting the need to provide a balance between hope and scientific advances without raising "the promise of false expectations".

Everybody felt that was going to be hard under even the best of circumstances, and they worried that talking about it as we went along would create all kinds of false expectations or misunderstandings.

Their faith in technology's ability to measure the previously unmeasurable, Ms. Webster said, meant that "a lot of false expectations were set up". Sure, it makes sense for retailers to want to track the way interactive ads affect online sales, she said.

But "Cowboys & Aliens" may be caught in a web of false expectation that was partly woven from its own origins.

As Roll Call's David Drucker noted back in March, "Some Republicans on the Hill are wary the GOP's 2012 hopefuls may create a sense of false expectation among the party's base regarding what they can accomplish given that the Democrats still control the Senate and the White House".

The Carbon Bubble argument, for example, attempts to show that fossil fuel investments are overvalued, by arguing that they are based on false expectations of future cash flows, stemming from the imagined sale of fossil fuel reserves that cannot actually be allowed to be burned.

We can not live up to false expectations of never making a mistake.

"I was wary of a kind of 'CSI effect', of raising false expectations... and of the possibility that someone might one day sit on a jury and wrongly convict someone because of something they saw on Lie to Me".