Sentence examples for actually of hope from inspiring English sources

In the midst of the collective sadness about the situation and the devastation in the Gulf, tonight in New York City, there will be a moment, a bright shining moment actually, of hope.

The fact that it comes to us as a gift is actually part of hope.

But despite what seems like a slowdown for tech, this was actually a glimmer of hope compared to the rest of the economy: Tech IPOs led all other industries in both volume and value during the second quarter of 2012, according to PwC.

Actually, I sort of hope that happens.

There is actually a ray of hope in all this.

Moore also came up with the idea that Dualla's suicide was actually an act of hope and control, not despair.

It's actually a note of hope that, just maybe, Heigl and Duhamel's careers won't be defined by their work of the past three or four years.

Raisin Hope Raising Hope's Maw Maw is sick of actually "raising Hope".

It is out of hope for actually making a difference, actually finding a cure, and actually saving lives that I urge you to check out Think Before You Pink this October.

England may not actually be the land of hope and glory – and the wrong way of hearing the music is to hear it as making a false empirical claim: "We are so wonderful".

"I think that it actually provides a lot of hope that this kind of strategy will have a big payoff" in people, Beattie concludes.