Sentence examples for very expectations from inspiring English sources

This shift can be attributed mostly to people's experience of actual inflation, which had to have been determined by something other than those very expectations.

Twenty years ago, a young man named Tiger Woods blitzed his way around Augusta, changing the very expectations of what was possible in the sport.

Mr. McCain seems to combine the two strains of the decade in which he grew up; he is skeptical toward the very expectations he stoically fulfills.

Twenty years ago this month, a young man named Tiger Woods blitzed his way around Augusta, taking down the other players, the racial prejudice that has long attended golf, and the very expectations of what was possible in the sport.

Yet it may be the very expectations foisted on girls like Cyrus — the fetishizing of their innocence, the dogged refusal to acknowledge their changing selves, the denial of libido that the stars themselves collude in — that primes them to push hard in the other direction.

Would clones of a famous scientist or successful athlete be able to live up to the expectation that they would achieve as much as the person whose genetic material they had inherited, or would those very expectations be a crushing psychological burden?

The very expectation to obey the rules and guidelines of the company runs counter to their worldview, which values diversity.

The very expectation you'll find something funny appears to take the edge off its potential to make you laugh.

The very expectation that every time the smoker visits his GP the problem of smoking will be discussed is unrealistic due to lack of time.

Season outlook: "I have very high expectations for the 2011 season," Atol said.

We have very high expectations, which can lead to unhappiness if those expectations aren't met.