Sentence examples for believed hoping from inspiring English sources

Abraham believed, hoping against hope, he too was humble and obedient to God's Will.

Bickel believed — hoped — that the talented Danzig was preparing for a career as a scholar.

The Wallabies were believing, hoping, praying before the All Black tide crashed over once again.

The problem for dualism however is in finding the ground of the difference between fearing, believing, hoping etc. i.e. what difference is there to the immaterial substance when a subject is in different mental states?

"Cablevision Chairman Charles Dolan filed a petition for the FCC to deny his own company's sale of its satellite to EchoStar Communications for $200 million, we believe hoping to get that satellite for his own Voom service," the research firm said.

Meanwhile Reg Wilson, who had committed a vile, sadistic murder and been diagnosed as a psychopath, said he believed hope was only for the weak.

Moreover, it is difficult to see how, giving up possible worlds and intensions in favor of a purely extensional theory, the Davidsonian program could account for the semantics of propositional attitude ascriptions of the form "A believes (hopes, imagines, etc).

In southern states you'll find "noodlers"–men and women who submerge themselves in rivers and stick their arms into holes they believe (hope?) are occupied by golden-retriever-size catfish.

I do not believe hope is lost.

Do not become a modern pessimist afraid to take action or one who believes hope is nothing but a fairy tale.

Baseball officials have given Strawberry many chances to right his career, believing -- hoping -- that he would take advantage of that opportunity.