Sentence examples for vague expectation from inspiring English sources

We study for three years focused on one thing, chafing against our natural inclination toward myriad interests, with the vague expectation of a better job.

"There has only been a vague expectation for success," the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo warned about the long effort to get the North to agree to the group format.

Yet he was for ever juggled up and down the order in the vague expectation that he was bound to do something significant soon.

I have a vague expectation of some crisis—I know not what".

If you're unclear, you will have vague expectations and hopes but no convictions.

Diplomats say they are preparing to "manage expectations" of Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova, because several EU countries do not want to commit even to the vague prospect of future membership as part of the Riga summit.

The vague word "expectations" gives the outside pundits too much credit and Belichick too little.

She herself has had vague conventional expectations of marriage, and Flaubert wonderfully describes her sexual disappointment, her reluctance to let go of the idea that she is experiencing post-wedding bliss.

"A perfect storm of vague advertising, high expectation and a healthy dose of assumption on the consumers' behalf led the game to ultimately disappoint".

"A perfect storm of vague advertising, high expectation, and a healthy dose of assumption on the consumers' behalf led the game to ultimately disappoint".

The vague concepts of expectation and the non-standard instruments used among studies provide weak evidence for clinical reference.