Sentence examples for certain hope from inspiring English sources

"Capitalism is crap, it's in decay, but we're living at a moment that allows us a certain hope.

To put it briefly, and somewhat too simply, a certain hope died, a certain respect for white Americans faded.

But he was not effusive in his praise, either, saying that he had "a certain hope" based on the choice of the name Benedict.

Some branches of the calcium sensor evolutionary tree continue to evolve rapidly and the steady progress in optimizing sensor parameters leads to the certain hope that these drawbacks will eventually be overcome by further genetic engineering.

"My certain hope and expectation is that we get to a focus on the issues that really matter as far as making better education, creating new opportunities for our kids," he said.

Dr. Johnson's great, comforting gloss on the Christian funeral service comes to mind: "In the sure and certain hope of a resurrection" did not mean that the resurrection was certain, only that the hope was certain.

"There's a certain hope-springs-eternal quality within the job," said Jim McMenemin, the director of principal gifts and senior adviser to the dean of the college.

But despite all our differences, most of us share certain hopes for America's future.

Every day, certain hopes are being fulfilled, while others are being diminished.

The section begins: "My parents, like all other immigrants exclusive of those from Mexico, held to certain hopes and truths".

I have a Hearty Contempt of all Superstition the Farce of a Consecrated Ground the Irish Barbarism of Sure and Certain Hopes &c.