Sentence examples for unwritten expectation from inspiring English sources

This unwritten expectation of sexiness, subservience and femininity is one of the reasons why there are so few female pilots on any airline, and why the idea of a "woman driver" would still cause some passengers to panic.

I am knee-deep in the years of raffle tickets and wrapping paper and have quickly discovered there's an unwritten expectation among some moms.

This sweet spot changes by context and requires that an interface follow certain unwritten expectations in order to be accepted.

In 1970, the then-Dean of Institute Relations, Benson R. Snyder, published The Hidden Curriculum, arguing that education at MIT was often slighted in favor of following a set of unwritten expectations, and that graduating with good grades was more often the product of figuring out the system rather than a solid education.

He explains: "Constitutional law and constitutional interpretation, in contrast, pivots on a Justice's philosophy about the meaning and purpose of constitutional restraints on the political branches of government as deduced from the words, practices, and unwritten expectations of the Constitution's makers.

In the paper by Paina et al. [ 9], the authors investigate how, in a context of no official government policy on dual practice, this practice is currently being regulated in Uganda through a system of "unwritten" expectations and local management practices that have not been elsewhere documented.

Written or unwritten rules, expectations and taboos govern roles and relationships, prescribing (or challenging) public and private behaviour, and attributing high or low social status.

But in removing conventional divisions between audience and performer, you also remove all the unwritten protocols of expectation.

Having just recently completed my second year, I realize that in addition to the formal rules there are also informal unwritten rules or expectations that are critical to having a great graduate experience.

The "agreement" is an unwritten standard of expectations for all women.

They find themselves unable to function in any meaningful sense apart from the unwritten rules and expectations of the two-party system.