Sentence examples for competing hopes from inspiring English sources

And the real world is populated by other leaders, each with their own competing hopes and indignations.

"I have conflicting, competing worries, and conflicting, competing hopes," Steiger told me on May 15th, the day that he turned over his office to Brauchli.

The two shows will no longer even promote each other, but will seek to compete, hoping to drive interest in a rivalry.

But faith is not generally thought of as competing with hope (Creel 1993); indeed, other philosophers identify faith with hoping that the claims of faith are true (Pojman 1986; 2003).

Now, God knows we've all seen movies about struggling, competing, lying, hoping, succeeding or failing.

I'm looking forward to competing and hope to make it to the final.

Re "Hallowed Ground Zero: Competing Plans Hope to Shape a Trade Center Memorial" (Arts pages, Oct. 25): As you note, I hold the lease to the World Trade Center site.

Despite the expected bankruptcy, American and Delta are competing fiercely in hopes of tapping a restructured JAL's routes to the fast-growing Asian market.

Less well-capitalised companies are cutting prices to compete and hoping that revenues will at least service their debt.

"We should be winning games and winning titles, not just looking to compete and hope for a win.

"That's all we're trying to do at this point -- at least compete and hope for wins.