Sentence examples for brave hope from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare, in 1593, felt it necessary to place it near a synonym: "when their brave hope, bold Hector, marched to field".

It remains a brave hope, however, for all that, and no centurion of the pen is worthier than he to keep it alive and burning.

It may turn out that the post-Watergate drive to expose the truth about public figures has, after the first brave hope that this would produce better leaders, simply deepened the voters' tolerance of imperfection.In sum, the Lewinsky scandal may indeed mark a watershed in American politics, but not the one that seems most obvious now.

It may be because, despite Priebus's brave hope to "contain" the process, the perpetual-political-motion machine — the Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries, the attempts to "front load" early voting — will run with or without much direction from a legacy political party.

When tensions which initially erupted over power and money were reinforced by ideology, regionalism and ethnicity, the brave hopes of the revolution had nothing to fall back on.

It needs the full concentration of the United Nations and the United States to help it take the additional difficult steps needed to make sure that the brave hopes expressed on Saturday can be fulfilled and the long-term future of constitutional government assured.

But instead, we dry our eyes, pretend to be brave and hope for the best.

Ms. Trout was just one of the countless brave souls hoping to buy a small piece of Google in an auction expected to conclude some time this week.

Initially I was trying to put on a brave face, hoping it would all go away by itself.

Very brave and I hope it went well.

Some brave spirits now hope, with the old guard moving out, for better.