Sentence examples for blind hope from inspiring English sources
And she manages it precisely because Tessa herself is so defiantly set against blind hope.
Don't put off the collection process in the blind hope that the check may be in the mail.
It often seems the Edinburgh festivals are powered by an unholy cocktail of creativity, blind hope and beer.
Their travails become an identifiably American story of faith, in the sense of religion, blind hope or even just swaggering confidence.
And come Thursday night, the downtown arena affectionately known as the Q will be rocking again, in a celebration of blind hope.
It seems fair to say there is not so much blind hope as a sense of quietly renewed affection among manyEngland supporters in Donetsk.
Prometheus: I sowed in them blind hopes.
Walk north, blind, hoping you ran into an unprotected little tunnel under the fence line?
Even blind hopes, Prometheus suggests, can have the salutary effect of leading us to ignore our certain doom and to look beyond mere mortality.
Have wounds of deadly hate pierced humanity--and humanities scholars--so deep that we are no longer capable of blind hopes?
Based on these findings, we chose to pair questions about hope with questions about realistically expect in our questionnaire in order to tease apart blind hopes from more realistic beliefs.
