Sentence examples for recast expectations from inspiring English sources
This might not sound like such a big deal, but social scientists are coming around to the notion that a man spending a few weeks at home with his newborn can help recast expectations and gender roles, at work and home, for a long time.
This recasting of expectations was fairly easy for the elephant, but even the domestic water buffalo are nearly indistinguishable from their wild brethren, which are among the rarest wild bovids on the planet.
With Jack Maggs, a recasting of Dickens's Great Expectations, the original was himself already fictional.
And there even exist cases in which courts have refused to vindicate contractual expectations that could not be recast as reliance losses in respect of forgone opportunities, including by reading a reliance requirement into the conditions for establishing certain contractual commitments (see, e.g., Overstreet v. Norden Laboratories 1982).
A movie version of "Great Expectations" starring Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes will be recast as a thriller, with a portrayal of Estelle as a "femme fatale" and a new ending.
Recast it or break it up.
Recast: Sweeney Todd in Sweeney Todd.
Recast: Ado Annie in Oklahoma!
Recast: Dorothy in The Wiz.
