Sentence examples for quash expectations from inspiring English sources

As the anticipation builds around Adele's long-delayed followup to 21, here's Damon Albarn to quash expectations.

This is due to rampant budget deficits, combined with the difficulties of quashing inflationary expectations after a high-inflation period: prices rose twice as fast during the 1980s.

However, I will also argue that this spot market intervention is likely to be insufficient (as it has been in the past) to quash the expectation that the yen will be higher five, ten or 20 years from now than it is today.

That may help quash self-fulfilling expectations of higher prices.

This has been my experience, at least, which is why the new exhibition of Rachel Whiteread's works on paper at Tate Britain comes as a double surprise, quashing all my glum expectations.

The doctrine of legitimate expectation as a ground to quash decisions of public authorities has been firmly established by the English courts.

They can help identify and quash the habitual patterns of thinking that keep us unsatisfied, by gaining realistic expectations of others, but also by not expecting material gain to make us any happier, and accepting that everything in life is transient.

Any expectations he might have harboured of meeting the dictator were quashed when the official delegation swept out in high dudgeon before the final scene.

And yet it is this cosmopolitan transit the sharing of tastes and expectations across a single world, from Down Under to Dumbo that the enemies of avocado toast seek to quash.

We yesterday moved to quash the subpoena.

Instead it chose to quash it.