Sentence examples for be hopeful about from inspiring English sources

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be hopeful about

noun

Somebody who is hoping for success or victory.

  • Several presidential hopefuls are campaigning in New Hampshire this week.

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And there is hope not only for our own lives, but we should be hopeful about our ability to change the world".

Is there anything to be hopeful about?

Should she be hopeful about an appeal?

It's hard to be hopeful about Kirkuk, especially today.

"You can only be hopeful about post-human life.

It's reason enough to be hopeful about whatever's coming next.

THE SCRIPT -- The narrator says: "There are many reasons to be hopeful about America's future.

Is there reason to be "hopeful" about the conflict as today's article notes?

Could it be that, even as war rages, we can find something to be hopeful about?

"I don't think you can be hopeful about human endeavour," he says, allowing a grin.

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I'm hopeful about this series.

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