Sentence examples for boost of hope from inspiring English sources

But this past Tuesday injected a much-needed boost of hope and optimism into the hearts and minds of the American people ― myself included.

Rumors of an "Alias" reboot have been swirling for years with Garner giving fans an extra boost of hope during a recent interview. .

We speculate that upon legal recognition, asylum seekers receive a boost of hope for the future linked to emerging opportunities to rebuild their lives.

If so, that would give a great boost to hopes of finding life in similar conditions in icy water on one of the moons of Jupiter.

Having a good friend along will surely help to boost her sense of hope and confidence.

However, if potential effects on herpes zoster are incorporated, as suggested by the immune boosting hypothesis of Hope-Simpson, vaccination is either not cost-effective or cost-effective on a very long time scale of several decades.

"The need for a psychological boost, the hope of recreated atmosphere of exhilaration and nationalism that swept the country after 1971 – contrary to our earlier expectation – may have tipped the scales".

A successful staging of this year's event could boost hopes of The Open Championship returning to Royal Portrush for the first time since 1951.

The official figures add to mounting cheer over the UK recovery after a raft of upbeat reports from key sectors and boost hopes of rebalancing the economy away from imports and towards exports.

Wales defender Chris Gunter, 25, says the form of Ramsey and Real Madrid's Gareth Bale can "raise the profile" of Welsh football and boost their hopes of qualification.

The visitors almost stole all three points late on to boost hopes of a late season play-off push, but Marc Roberts headed against a post.