Sentence examples for appropriately hope from inspiring English sources

As the artist who created the image and poster of then-candidate for president, Barack Obama, with first the word "Progress," and then later, and more appropriately, "Hope," I am frequently asked for my opinion on his presidency so far.

Appropriately, the hope he sought was found in the writing of "Across the Border".

What these boys did could have been dealt with more appropriately and I hope for the sake of all involved that they change their ways.

I think the matter has been appropriately investigated and I hope it is now behind us".

Given the grave nature of these allegations, and in light of the confusion in the parish and the concerns expressed by parishioners, Father Guarnizo is prohibited from exercising any priestly ministry in the Archdiocese of Washington until all matters can be appropriately resolved, with the hope that he might return to priestly ministry.

Doing so will help to prevent a dwindling number of youth that are appropriately skilled and give hope for Somalia's future".

We hope you feel appropriately ashamed of yourselves, "sources".

It reveals then-Deputy Associate Attorney General Bruce Ohr appropriately noted Steele's apparent hope to ensure Trump not become President.

And I also arrived at what I hoped was an appropriately permeable form, a dramatic monologue, a half-conversation spoken to "you" that leaves it to the reader to supply its missing context.

Eventually I arrived at what I hoped was an appropriately catalysing voice, a voice modelled on class-conscious graduates of elite Pakistani schools (set up by the British a century-and-a-half ago), which, in its formal rigidity and potential menace and sense of hailing from the past, chimed stylistically with certain popular stereotypes about Muslims and Islam.

While other firms are scaling geographically, I hope they're being appropriately realistic".