Sentence examples for abiding hope from inspiring English sources

Here is no final grieving, but an abiding hope".

"Here is no final grieving but an abiding hope," the soprano adds.

The abiding hope of the Secretariat of the Economy is, not surprisingly, to generate more income.

There was abiding hope that he would one day return with a record worthy of his talents, and though in recent years it seemed unlikely, he specialized in the unlikely.

Bell's abiding hope is that everyone will be united with God, fulfilling Paul's exhortation in Philippians 2: "Every knee should bow... and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father".

But people who are poor have one abiding hope: Americans are not pleased about the lot of the impoverished.

His mere existence is a comment upon its abiding hopes.

Our stray wishes, our abiding hopes, our shame and constant fears — James attends to all the component parts of what we loosely call love, if only to show his characters coming up against their limitations.

One hopes not, for the one abiding pleasure in this show is the sense of an artist who has genuinely engaged with his material and locked horns, however unexpectedly, with the past.

Hundreds, if not thousands, of fortune hunters from all over Poland have swarmed the province, hoping to stumble across precious artifacts, often not abiding by the law, searching and digging under cover of darkness without required permits.

"I am abiding by that agreement".