Sentence examples for Gleam of hope from inspiring English sources

In his eyes, a gleam of hope.

A faint gleam of hope can be seen in the ruins: that, while buried, the past is not wholly irrecoverable.

Mr Obama is belatedly forging warmer relations with his Egyptian counterpart, who realises that America's clout is also still vital.So Mr Morsi's conduct offers a gleam of hope.

"There are few sorrows," she wrote, "through which a new dress or hat will not send a little gleam of hope, however fugitive".

And the sun never breaks through, even at the end, when there is a small gleam of hope in one of the women's futures.

There is one gleam of hope: as we all suspected, seen shovelling cake into Timmy's face, George is the true voice of reason among these toffy upstarts.

But there are some gleams of hope.

When I listen to it, it shines with gleams of hope for tomorrow.

Once the most famous of the Russian oligarchs, he ran Yukos Oil, which under his leadership became the best-run, fastest-growing, most transparent company in the country — a gleaming symbol of hope for Russian industry.

With its youthful, almost entirely non-Caucasian cast, and its celebration of the possibilities inherent in building a new nation, the poetry of "Hamilton" is a reminder of the gleaming sense of hope that the election of 2008 engendered — still salutary to recall, despite some inevitable disappointment at the reality of prosaic governance during the past seven years.

"With its youthful, almost entirely non-Caucasian cast, and its celebration of the possibilities inherent in building a new nation, the poetry of Hamilton is a reminder of the gleaming sense of hope that the election of 2008 engendered," the essay read.