Sentence examples for over expectation from inspiring English sources

Marriage is always the triumph of hope over expectation, and royal marriage magnifies those emotions.

It could happen but, frankly, we all know it's a victory of hope over expectation.

If there are gaps [in the strategy] they lie in the feeling that much of this is hope over expectation.

Every game for Plymouth Argyle is a triumph of hope over expectation these days, whatever the result.

(If, of course, it has one. The Local Government Association has just put out a booklet on careers for young people which may be a triumph of hope over expectation).

Yet Isaacson, a former chief executive of CNN and biographer of both Henry Kissinger and Benjamin Franklin, has triumphed over expectation, producing a thorough exploration of his subject's life, a skilful piece of scientific literature and a thumping good read.

You can't really call silver failure, but over-confidence and over-expectation in some instances possibly cost us more gold medals.

Former vice-president Al Gore, who is spearheading efforts to get a bill passed, told an audience in Beijing yesterday that he was confident of success, but he cautioned against over-expectation.

Much was made of supposed "over-expectation" from Newcastle's fans.

Over-expectation on ISO 9001 Standard (What its value on startup in terms of business?).

It is surely a sign of the game's rampant over-expectation that a manager who was on the brink of the title in May can have his future questioned in December.