Sentence examples for so much expected from inspiring English sources

Being African-American at that, there was always so much expected.

In a new behind-the-scenes video released by the Academy, Mr. Crystal ruminates on the pressure of returning to host – "there's so much expected of this," he says – and, though he wouldn't reveal anything about his opening monologue ("a magician never tells his tricks") he did offer some spoilers about the direction of the program.

Of the new signings, the men whose combined contribution was meant to replace Bale, Eriksen, Lamela and Roberto Soldado – the three attackers from whom so much expected – gave very little between them and Villas-Boas was left with starting forwards who pre-dated his time at Spurs, Aaron Lennon, Andros Townsend and Jermain Defoe.

With so much expected of the reunion, I find couples generally don't make a game plan on how to sneak some time in for themselves.

While not a traditional mentoring relationship, in looking back, having so much expected of me in my early career taught me invaluable lessons about achieving success and not accepting failure.

In Barbara O'Rourke's last days, Meghan tells her, weeping, "I'm going to miss you so much" — expecting tears and consolation in return.

The present period does not so much expect 'new discoveries' than search for multiple innovations in many different fields: technological innovations as well as social, institutional, ethical, managerial, legal, financial, or cultural.

As Hemery wrote: "Sportsmen do themselves so much harm expecting success or expecting failure and rehearsing the twin imposters in their mind.

So much was expected of him then.

But much more attention went to Thomas, because so much was expected of him.

Murray's own view of so much being expected of him is strikingly level-headed.