Sentence examples for continually hoping from inspiring English sources

Life is sustained not just by what it is but by what it might be; if we weren't continually hoping for better, how could we carry on?

We remain of the view that Spirent has some very competitive products in the communications test market but continually hoping that the next quarter is going to be better than the last is not a strategy.

Separatists can be expected to test the limits continually, hoping that dramatic moves against them will boost support and bolster their argument that Catalonia is a victim of Spanish high-handedness.

A Juilliard grad who continually hopes for better things — he considers each performance, rather quixotically, an audition for the New York Philharmonic — John tries repeatedly to instill in his daughter his love of music.

"As an educator and an artist, I continually hope that my work reflects the optimism and zeal that life holds for me," Askew said in a statement.

We can't continue to do what we were doing when we were younger, and we can't continually hope that we were that age again.

As the 6 p.m. deadline for cuts approached, he found himself continually checking his cellphone, hoping it would stay quiet.

It incentivizes us to choose happiness for our kids, and to choose it in our own lives, instead of continually pushing off happiness, hoping it will happen to us based upon our successes.

As you declare and continually reinforce what you're hoping for, those from whom you're desiring it will start working toward it with such a focused effort that the ball should quickly start rolling toward the goal.

On the contrary, the main thrust of his propaganda which he carried on personally and without respite in the press and over the radio was to continually raise hopes by citing historical parallels and making other comparisons, by conjuring up allegedly immutable laws of history, or even, as a last resort, by referring to some secret miracle weapons.

Others looked around, hoping for help, but with phrases that continually changed directions it would have been difficult to find one person to be a guide.