Sentence examples for raised our expectations from inspiring English sources

Given that, and given how Inception in 2010 raised our expectations for Nolan even higher still, I suppose it's altogether expected that his final Batman entry glides us back down to Earth, a reminder that the figure behind the camera, just like the figure behind the cowl, is indeed just a man after all.

She raised our expectations.

Having raised our expectations in the last century, though, the movies seem intent on lowering them in this one.

It showed how much Obama, and Bill Clinton before him, have raised our expectations for cultural literacy and intellectual sophistication in the White House.

Whether the long delay should have raised our expectations or lowered them, we will have to wait for another seven months to find out.

On the way my friend Steve's mum raised our expectations of the city with impossible stories of trains that went underground and – most unlikely of all – a dinosaur the size of your house that was kept in the hall of the Natural History Museum.

In addition, bullish outlooks from competitors such as Motorola, Samsung, LG Philips LCD and Sony Ericsson have raised our expectation that 2005 will be a solid year for worldwide handset sales.

This raises our expectations.

One: we need to raise our expectations.

It does not raise our expectations.

"We've got to raise our expectations!