Sentence examples for devoutly hope from inspiring English sources

I devoutly hope my parents know nothing at all".

And let us devoutly hope that he will write about what he saw and did.

Were the European Union ever to become a true political union, as many in Brussels devoutly hope, it would carry all before it.

Commissioners and central government devoutly hope that these various gaps, tensions and plain disasters will be eased by developing packages based on better drugs for Alzheimer's disease and improved assistive technology.

Buses make frequent stops, usually at convenience stores offering prefabricated, plastic-wrapped sandwiches, or at fast-food restaurants, at one of which I had my first and I devoutly hope my last egg-and-cheese-on-croissant sandwich.

As Daniel Dennett said, in similar circumstances, "And did you also sacrifice a goat?" I devoutly hope (not pray) that we shall see realised the 5% chance of recovery that modern doctors (not ancient gods) can offer.

And with the Super Bowl on trial, the N.F.L. devoutly hopes all its players, competitors and visitors, will be responsible.

Wallinger devoutly hopes that Hunt has chosen the third: a screenprint reading in large, clear letters Mark Wallinger Is Innocent.

So it is that Mr Murphy is the candidate the Labour leader's office devoutly hopes to see installed as the new leader in Scotland.

Since the Second Coming succeeds the tribulation, fundamentalists have always devoutly hoped for the onset of this period, unpleasant though it will be for everyone else on earth.

"Once we were safely boxed up," wrote Brocklehurst, "we devoutly hoped it, the case only, might escape the prying fingers of the dreaded police who are waiting for us at Cairo and Alexandria, everywhere.