Sentence examples for bring hope of from inspiring English sources

Several months of treatment in a New York hospital failed to change his condition or bring hope of change.

Ancestors called Buttivant ("however you pronounce it, Bootivant, I'd say Bu'ivan' – there's no Ts in it") bring hope of Frenchness: "Am I French?

If their hypothesis is correct, Dr Graves believes the incidence of ME in Australia may be reduced by greater public-health measures.Although the trigger for most cases of ME may remain a mystery, the discovery of its biological roots and the promise of a test will bring hope of a diagnosis to sufferers.

These little joys, which up here can be a hot shower or a slice of cake, can bring hope of the goodness to come and realization that little joys can introduce a new welcomed kind of happiness.

To those living beneath the flight paths of busy airports such as Heathrow and Stansted, it brings hope of relief.

Despite all obstacles, the International Criminal Court brings hope of a check to unrestrained political power in international affairs.

It's 2004, and a planned media megastore brings hope of community revitalization but could also run the record shop, Brokeland, out of business — one of several challenges facing Brokeland's squabbling partners and their intertwined families.