Sentence examples for warped expectations from inspiring English sources
Euphemistic Bodyform commercials Mr. Neill saw as a child, he wrote, gave him warped expectations.
Viewers who grew up with Chicago or Moulin Rouge! must also have warped expectations.
Around the world, that focus has translated into warped expectations and suspicions, Dr. Callejas said in Colombia.
For example, the average price of a Chelsea show garden is £250,000, which can create warped expectations when visiting other events.
Many young women in Manhattan have their own set of complaints about the warped expectations of men from their borough who think life is a hip-hop video with bikini-wearing girls and luxury cars.
What Chris Brown really revealed in that interview was not how bold or sexually experienced he was, but how often society has put pressure into what it means to be masculine and a man living up to those warped expectations.
"He has completely warped the expectation of what the bargain is when you enter public service," said Susan Lerner, the head of Common Cause/New York.
It was a personal watershed: the first time I'd really been let down by a series I loved, and also the first time I realised the terrifying ease on which hype warps both expectations and creative freedoms.
It was a personal watershed: the first time I'd really been let down by a series I loved, and also the first time I realized the terrifying ease on which hype warps both expectations and creative freedoms.
"Fucking movies!" In decades to come, there may well be less people with their expectations warped by romcom consumption.
But in its concert on Wednesday night at the Bowery Ballroom, as on its new album, "Black Dub," released by Jive, it warped nearly every expectation to make music that was far more volatile and haunted.
