Sentence examples for absolute hope from inspiring English sources

Asked what Obama's election had brought to the US, Cruise replied: "Hope - absolute hope.

(There are absolute hopes to add more retailers later this year).

There there's the "amazing" fall in fertility rates across the world ("the absolute minimum hope of survival is a gracefully declining population").

It is a necessary, short-term, intermediate pain to pay for the absolute minimum hope of survival, which is a gracefully declining population, because if you don't do that you will have a rapidly imploding population one day.

They're going to need to play at their absolute best and hope the USA has an off-day, but they still could win.

Another link takes you to a study by a University of California, San Francisco, team that's collecting blood from hundreds of people with absolute pitch in hope of finding the genetic basis for the ability.

In a world where an estimated 600 million children are living in absolute poverty, their hope is to help make child poverty history once and for all.

Nihat Ali Özcan, a counterterrorism expert, said that while there were things to be improved, no country could hope for absolute security.

I think economists' faith in an orderly universe is Platonist: There is an absolute orderly world, they hope, if only we could logically uncover it.

One email to Wrapit staff reads: "All of you are absolute cunts and I hope (if there is a God) that you and your families all die in absolutely horrible circumstances".

Fidyka, whose feelings at this point bounced between absolute despair and wild hope, agreed to go, even though he would have no way to pay for the course of treatment.