Sentence examples for bubble of hope from inspiring English sources

At eight, we hoped that children could still thrive in a bubble of hope and aspiration, shielded from the realities of unequal employment, policing, schooling.

Ah, that bubble of hope where resources are not finite, recession not global and the elixir of growth will be found at the end of the rainbow.

The strategy is no more than a soap bubble of hope, just as W.'s invasion of Iraq was based on a fantasy about W.M.D.'s and an illusory view of Iraq.

By generating taxes, creating jobs that are not related to opium production and promoting prosperity, says Mr Khoja, the telecoms industry provides "a bubble of hope for Afghanistan".In the past few years the anecdotal evidence has been backed up by studies that measure the economic impact of mobile phones directly.

How is Wrice holding up? "He's living in a large bubble of hope right now," says Lambros, his attorney for 10 years.

Suffice it to say, even before they were cut from the talent competition, the bubble of hope surrounding this "Hollywood dream" had started to pop and its superficiality revealed.

As someone who supported Barack Obama early on during the primaries, and raised nearly $50,000 for him during the campaign, it gives me no pleasure to burst the pink champagne bubbles of hope.

Like Eva Smith, they're not given any second chance; only a brief bubble of illusory hope, which bursts as the curtain falls.

If the mechanisms to promote, develop and deepen those principles from above are rusty, it is hard to detect the wellsprings of hope bubbling up from below.

Jumping down from the bubble, Mr. Franklin was a mass of hope and fear.

"These are little volcanoes of hope that bubble up, give off a lot of fire and brimstone and then settle back down," Myers says.