Sentence examples for allowing hope from inspiring English sources

And anyone who thought that was going to happen was allowing hope to prevail over reason.

Petterson writes with a grim, morbid hand, allowing hope in only at the very last minute.

Four Seasons is allowing hope to come back into the community, he told us, in response to which came a loud "Amen".

A duet with Jennifer Hudson, "The Future Ain't What It Used to Be" is a pessimistic song based upon the myth that Pandora closed her jar before allowing "hope" to escape (the song first appeared on the only album performed by female group Pandora's Box).

But lax defending repeatedly allowed hope for Norwich, who had previously beaten Arsenal and United.

What I'm afraid of, this December, are the conditions that allow hope to take hold.

The intervention by Blair came as the archbishop of Canterbury urged people to allow hope to overcome fear.

Then over the next four years the ruthlessness of the early budget might gradually allow hope to grow of taxes falling again in the medium term.

Caught up in the rush of events, and often deeply identifying with our networks of friends and colleagues involved in these politics, we may have allowed hope or passion to cloud our better comparative judgment.

Though banditry and rebel fighting continue, the departure of nearly all foreign armies allows hope that Congo's four-year war is at an end.See article: Rwandan troops leave CongoTalks in Côte d'Ivoire, organised by other West African countries, failed to bring about a ceasefire.

The latter allows hope that the president-elect may soften his anti-Muslim views, he said.