Sentence examples for If hope from inspiring English sources
If hope and fear don't guarantee compliance, there's always embarrassment.
"If Hope had not done it, she would have been accused of malpractice," he said.
If hope is indeed the thing with feathers that perches in the soul, as Emily Dickinson wrote, then these birds may be its perfect embodiment.
If hope isn't doing it, isn't the fear of the other guy winning enough to brave the roads, the long lines?
If hope is a virtue, the requirement that our hopes be rational and realistic is an important challenge in our time.
"If Hope had been allowed to grow as liar, I have no doubt that someday she could have been as consistent a dispenser of ginormous whoppers as I am".
If hopes for the Arab spring have faded elsewhere, in Tunisia they are again looking bright.
Ms. Olaizola observes them as if hoping they'll reveal themselves, but they don't.
"Prime Minister Harper, Mr. Thompsonn added for good measure, as if hoping for extra credit for "prime minister".
One team just traveled aimlessly, as if hoping to teleport home by sheer will.
They keep drifting towards the ocean as if hoping the tide will sweep them up.
