Sentence examples for Slightly hopeful from inspiring English sources

The world's reaction to his appointment shares the same slightly hopeful fuzziness.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukCHERYL GLICKMAN, the heroine of Miranda July's delightful debut novel, "The First Bad Man", navigates her days with the slightly defensive, slightly hopeful air of a lonely person.

The world's reaction to his appointment shares the same slightly hopeful fuzziness, with relief that President-elect George W. Bush has chosen a secretary of state with experience, standing, caution and knowledge of alliance politics.

"In my view, these results are very, very slightly hopeful, but not more than this," says John Hardy, a University College, London, neuroscientist and geneticist who was among the first to point to a link between amyloid, the protein bapineuzumab attacks, and Alzheimer's.

The slightly hopeful news is that several other leaders will welcome a counterpoint to Merkel.

Why It Might Win: Helvey takes Kavi on a clear journey, from innocent kid to disillusioned rebel to slightly hopeful survivor.

But the researchers also considered a slightly more hopeful scenario.

Mr. Soe Than says he is now slightly more hopeful that shop owners will be compensated.

But the devastation is compounded and the statistics slightly less hopeful when a woman has lost two or more pregnancies.

I can tell you of at least two slightly more hopeful books that feature characters with ASD.

At the Singing River Mall in Gautier, a few miles west of Pascagoula, Charles T. Hollis, 49, sounded a slightly more hopeful note.