Sentence examples for affection hope from inspiring English sources
At one end of the spectrum, they reveal affection, hope and idealism; at the other, they plunge into bitterness, cynicism and fury.
In the boxes of pajamas and books we send out every day at Pajama Program, we are packing comfort, compassion, affection, hope and a loving reminder to each child that she is not forgotten, that she belongs.
In these boxes we send out everyday stuffed to the rims with pajamas and books, we are also packing love, tenderness, affection, hope and a very big dream from all of us.
He was at first met with outpourings of affection and hope.
When she unexpectedly falls in love with an artist who readers will know as her now-boyfriend Max, she writes with such emotion and affection, you hope and pray that he doesn't disappear from her life after finding out about her sex work.
That Cardinal and Demri-Burns resist the easy joke (ramping up the homoeroticism) in favour of an unusual one (the starriness of the pair's mutual affection) raises hopes for a night of cut-above comedy, which are amply fulfilled.
If you have feelings for your friend, but they are not returned, you may need to take a break so that you can separate your wistful affection and hopes for more than friendship from the reality that your friend will just remain your friend.
But a 16-year-old neighbour, Jenny, arrives bringing hope, affection and good sense.
But in cooping up her cast in a monument of uncompromising austerity, Smith leaves her characters nowhere to hide - and out tumbles all their frustration, all their affection, all their hope.
However, her uncle persuades her to encourage his affection, in the hope that being close to a son of Priam will be a protection against the hostility of the Trojans to the family of the traitor Calchas.
Like me, you used to party harder, but real life sucks when you're hungover, so you drink less, and the world has slowly expanded beyond tipping the bartender for feigned affection and the hope of better service.
