Sentence examples for readjust your expectations from inspiring English sources

For the thousands hoping to echo the civil rights and anti-Vietnam rallies at Lincoln Memorial by joining the women's march on Washington the day after Donald Trump's inauguration: time to readjust your expectations.

That means you need to learn how to get past emotional hang-ups, readjust your expectations, educate yourself on autism, and advocate for your child.

This will require you to readjust your expectations, sure, but in the end, you will end up feeling more fulfilled and proud of yourself.

This does not mean that you have to separate, but it does mean readjusting your expectations for the other person and for what a relationship or marriage means.

So readjust your thinking.

"You have to readjust your thinking," she said.

That cardamom bitters subtly, surprisingly readjust your evening Manhattan.

Always be prepared to readjust your forecasts when things don't go as you had planned.

The problem is that it takes (a lot of) time to readjust your lives.

Instead, it is probably time to readjust your thinking.

"When you work so intensively like that, you have to readjust your life when you stop.