Sentence examples for wild expectation from inspiring English sources

Just three minutes after the wild expectation had reached its peak as the stalls snapped open, the mood turned ugly.

Though few ever expected Obama to fulfil the wild expectations of his historic 2008 election win, his first term has ended with a disappointed liberal base dismayed by broken promises on union rights and closing Guantánamo Bay and by a resounding defeat in the 2010 midterm elections.

No wild expectations, no big promises.

We don't have any wild expectations.

Charts flash on television screens and computer monitors, inspire animated debate and wild expectations, and become minor obsessions.

"There are wild expectations, but Iraq is not Saudi Arabia," said Issam al-Chalabi, a former minister of oil in Iraq who left the country 20 years ago.

Even those of us who have not been spoiled by any athletic triumphs of our own and the fulfillment of the wild expectations of our early youth are aware of a humdrum, twilight quality to all our doings of middle life, however successful they may prove to be.

Sure, the company's an easy target for gamer ire, having put out its share of buggy games and titles that fall short of, if we're being reasonably honest with ourselves, some pretty wild expectations.

"It's beyond my wildest expectations".

But this time it worked out better than our wildest expectations.

"But I can tell you things are alive and well here and beyond my wildest expectations".