Sentence examples for wave of expectation from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Labour cruised into power on a wave of expectation that Britain would become a more progressive country.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson, the latest in the conveyor belt of British heptathletes,  has grown up knowing a tidal wave of expectation would hit her one day and she knows the surge is coming now.

It has been a long seven years since director Alfonso Cuarón's last feature film, "Children of Men,"  so there is a strong wave of expectation for his latest, "Gravity".

Joko Widodo: like Obama, you sailed into office on a tidal wave of expectations.

Experience shows us that politicians especially in India are usually swept in on a wave of expectations.

The BJP rode to power on a wave of expectations after a decade in opposition to the United Progressive Alliance government, led by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of the Congress party.

After President Hassan Rouhani's appearance at the United Nations general assembly last month and pledge "to discard any extreme approach in the conduct of our relations with other states", a wave of public expectation has led officials on both sides of the Atlantic to wonder how they might regain the initiative or at the very least avoid blame if little comes of it.

I leave on a wave of low expectations fulfilled.

Waiting for governments to get it right is neither a solution, nor a sufficient excuse, if business is to meet the wave of rising expectations.

"There's a wave of rising expectations that aren't grounded in reality, but it's the public perception that matters".

In January, however, the city's pro-base mayor was defeated by an opponent who was against the base and who rode a wave of voter expectations that it would be moved off Okinawa.