Sentence examples for widespread expectation from inspiring English sources

The danger is that, just as conservatives complain, the widespread expectation in polite society that homosexuality will now be embraced has created a new level of political correctness that's stifling our ability to genuinely address underlying homophobia and its consequences.

This situation is made complex by a widespread expectation that science and technology are expected to be capable of curing all conditions.

Say evidence showing that there was a widespread expectation that the Messiah would be crucified, or that the Jews expected a Messiah to be Resurrected before Judgment day.

This is an easy leap for many minds, given the widespread expectation of black criminality.

Corn futures had already climbed on widespread expectation of a weak report.

The widespread expectation before today was that the tribunal would broadly accept the Commission's 2005 boundary.

Go back less than a decade and there was a widespread expectation that Mars possessed a shallow underground lake system.

What is driving the reversals, analysts said, may be widespread expectation that the global economy will suffer even more.

There was widespread expectation in Gaza that the border crossings would soon open, allowing freer movement of people and goods.

The CML attributed this to a widespread expectation that interest rates will not rise in the immediate future.

Nonetheless, there is a widespread expectation that Japan's political leaders will opt to borrow more money for public spending.