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Meanings of unrealistic expectations in English

Unrealistic expectation.

Usage of unrealistic expectations in English
1
But like many others undertaking the risky journey, he had unrealistic expectations.
The Guardian
2
But then Mallett is too shrewd to burden himself with unrealistic expectations.
The Guardian
3
LaRosa said brokers approached him with unrealistic expectations based on information on AdvisorHUB.
Reuters
4
Berlin fears the British government still has unrealistic expectations about Brexit.
Reuters
5
The practice led to unrealistic expectations, broken promises and voter disillusionment.
The Irish Times
6
Help them to manage unrealistic expectations from others or even themselves.
Independent.ie
7
Perhaps, then, I'd unrealistic expectations going into their Dublin show on Friday night.
The Irish Times
8
Do you think we have unrealistic expectations when choosing our mates?
Ebony
9
Sad sacks who pin immature emotions and unrealistic expectations on a ever-shifting target.
The Irish Times
10
The problem is that buzz can build unrealistic expectations and lead thereby to anticlimax.
The Guardian
11
As a result, there were unrealistic expectations of easy advance.
The Guardian
12
It creates unrealistic expectations of systems that can actually communicate and understand like us.
The South African
13
I wouldn't want anyone to have unrealistic expectations as to immediate or instant success.
The Irish Times
14
Part of what's happening is that we have unrealistic expectations from tech in general.
Wired
15
In response to unrealistic expectations of what we can accomplish in a finite period.
Feminist dot com
16
You can when you live with unrealistic expectations that lead to disappointment after disappointment.
Ebony
This collocation consists of:
Unrealistic expectations across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare