Sentence examples for which expectation from inspiring English sources
Then we have the Champions Trophy, a slick, slimmed-down version of the ponderous World Cup, and one on which expectation, given home advantage, is high.
Duras's text is heard on a recording in French by Jacques Dutronc and Tal Beit-Halachmi — two video screens on either side of the stage offer an English translation — describing the encounter in which expectation is even more erotic than the sexual act.
Here, we probed the mechanism by which expectation attenuates sensory taste transmission by examining how brain areas activated by misleading information during an expectancy period modulate insula and amygdala activation to a highly aversive bitter taste.
In general the atmosphere in Washington is one in which expectations are small.
"All too often there comes a point at which expectations shrink.
A plunging currency raises import prices, sometimes substantially, which can fuel inflation in economies in which expectations are less well-anchored.
Franchione, who was hired on Friday, takes over a job in which expectations have changed little since Bear Bryant contended for championships nearly every year.
Only after passing through the "trough of disillusionment", during which expectations return to a more sensible level, are they widely adopted.
Meanwhile, the frequent ministerial meetings give the media and markets a focus point at which expectations of a deal are raised, often only to be dashed.
The Polish media have joked that at least it will be good for making a quick getaway after a match of which expectations back home are not high.
Our analysis focuses on the mechanisms by which expectations about how a building will be experienced are created, shared, and resolved during the process of design.
