Sentence examples for bred hope from inspiring English sources
While the demise of the former bred hope that the bombings, sieges, and raids would soon abate, Politkovskaya's death showed that this conflict was far greater than the influence of just one man.
Iran is the next problem.The Khatami disappointmentThe election in 1997 of Muhammad Khatami, Iran's would-be reforming president, bred hopes that America and Iran might restore the diplomatic and trade links that were severed so sharply at the time of the 1979 Islamic revolution.
Similar ideas had been tried at Northwest and Eastern, but never with workers in control -- that was what bred such hope at United.
Positive representation breeds hope; hope breeds possibility; and possibility breeds a world in which people contribute their best selves to society.
Because Jupiter is a planet that breeds hope, optimism and expansion, while Neptune is a planet of fantasy and without limits.
But alongside that there's always the feeling that something better might turn up – after all, desperate conditions breed desperate hope.
The Internet breeds utopian hopes, and sometimes even fulfills them.
Webcam footage released Saturday by Canada's Calgary Zoo offers a first look at tiny tiger triplets born that morning to parents Katja and Baikal, two Amur tigers that specialists bred together in the hopes of boosting the highly endangered species' population.
It's hard to get them to breed, but we hope they will and create lots of... Little bustards.
Each time you breed your horses, hope for a mare!
In one colony, the rats have been bred for tameness in the hope of mimicking the mysterious process by which Neolithic farmers first domesticated an animal still kept today.
