Sentence examples for remarkable expectation from inspiring English sources

The even more remarkable expectation is that while Mr. Itskov is in another room, sitting before a screen with sensors to pick up his every movement, the head will be able to reproduce his expressions and voice.

What a remarkable expectation in today's world.

Left unexamined amid the usual online table-thumping about this or that business model is the rather remarkable – and encouraging – expectation that an experimental act such as Atoms for Peace would make much money on recorded music in the first place.

Jurassic World's performance is all the more remarkable considering industry expectations for the film's box office were not especially optimistic, with analysts largely taken by surprise by Jurassic World's stunning opening-weekend figures, when it raced to a global total of $5118m (including $204.6m in the US).

A placebo is by definition pharmacologically inert, but the effect it can have is remarkable, through heightened expectations, suggestion and other less understood effects.

There were some remarkable differences in expectations on FMSs from the three different PHCPs.

"The mission already has found an ancient riverbed on the Red Planet, and there is every expectation for remarkable discoveries still to come," JPL officials wrote.

The slower growth in Russia is even more remarkable in light of expectations economists had for the country just a few years ago.

To be fair to Roddick, a thoroughly engaging character who carries the burden and pressure of American expectations with remarkable good humour, he had needed to complete his rain-delayed four-set semi-final against Thomas Johansson on Saturday, and this may have taken the edge of him physically.

The recent sequencing of 11 additional genomes of Drosophila species provides a remarkable opportunity to test this expectation.

Through the following year he showed remarkable determination in exceeding all expectations to achieve his rehabilitation goal of living an independent life in Chicago.