Sentence examples for soaring expectation from inspiring English sources

President Obama's speech at the United Nations yesterday paled in comparison to the soaring, expectation raising addresses he gave early in his administration, particularly in Cairo, but also at past UN General Assembly gatherings.

Few cabinet officers have entered any administration with so much fanfare and so many soaring expectations.

He complained of soaring expectations, suggested that the five-ring symbol of the Olympics had come off the wall with the purpose of choking him.

After years of stratospheric economic growth and soaring expectations, the financial crisis has turned Latvia's West-or-bust strategy into mostly bust.

Mr. Perry had entered the race on Aug. 13 amid soaring expectations that his longtime experience as a conservative Southern governor might sweep him to the nomination.

In an effort to calm soaring expectations, General Yudhoyono said, "I remind you not all the country's problems can be solved in 100 days".

What the referendum result unleashed was soaring expectations among those who choose to blame their misfortunes – real or imagined – upon immigrants.

He often found himself acknowledging an issue that resonated with him personally, while grappling with the soaring expectations of being the nation's first black president.

"I am sure we must try to move patiently and moderately," he said, conceding that he had probably not matched the soaring expectations that followed his 1997 victory.

This heaps pressure on any incoming manager, before taking into account that QPR have actually spent very little money to match the soaring expectations.

Cleveland still stretched its victory total to 35 from 17 and James easily met the soaring expectations for a teenager who last spring had more self-appointed advisers than throwback jerseys.