Sentence examples for able to hope from inspiring English sources

People want to be able to hope.

For most of human history, only a privileged few have reasonably been able to hope that the future would be better than the present.

Unequivocal in principle, reasonable in manner, we shall be able to hope to do a great deal of good to the cause of freedom and harmony".

The best that shareholders may be able to hope for is that the losses will be plugged, and that eventually BT might be able to sell part of Global to a bigger operator such as America's AT&T.

While Democrats were complaining about government overreach during the Bush years, Snowden was able to hope that regime change in the White House would signal a return to proper oversight.

"I think we will be talking about the decentralisation of Ukraine within a unitary government, and Donbass will be able to hope only for special status allowing local self-government according to Ukrainian law," he said, referring to a historical name for Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

That being said, of course, I still hope for successful treatments, and I want everybody who is suffering to be able to have hope.

Lovers should be able to wait, and to hope, and – most of all – to remember.

So far, Republicans have been able to hide behind Trump, hoping that no one will notice how much his manufacturing deals contravene their small-government principles.

To be able to give hope to another when it seems that all hope is gone.

I enjoy telling my story, and I want people to be able to take hope, strength, and perseverance from it.