Sentence examples for Practical hopes from inspiring English sources

So inevitably does it seem to be true that definitive political defeat, the disappointment of practical hopes, gives rise to an intensive development of the more unworldly kind of religion.

Some relegated teams, it is true, would have become detached at the bottom of the table and might have given up all practical hope of survival.

If you don't believe in the first and fear the latter, you realise that the only practical hope for saving Israel and the Palestinians from mutual slaughter is heavy international pressure on both of them.

An atheist's faith-venture may, however, seem oddly so described because it provides no basis for practical hope or trust.

If a virtue is a 'disposition of character which instantiates or promotes responsiveness to one or more basic goods', then theistic faith qualifies since it is 'a responsiveness to practical hope and truth', provided theistic faith-claims are indeed true (Chappell 1996, 27).

His only dim practical hope is to confuse and destabilize the contest".

Many clergy leaders ignore the work of establishing concrete hope in our present realities, foregoing practical hope for pearly gates.

He challenges us to ask, "What communities of faith are doing in our world?" Are churches, mosques, temples, and synagogues places of practical hope or perpetual despair?

As this video address a myriad of problems, from domestic violence to police brutality, it offers practical hope for real life problems.

That's why we have to recommit ourselves to new ways of thinking, where innovative ideas and practical hope can lead to the transformation of broken neighborhoods and the uplift of broken people.

Not too practical, we hope.