Sentence examples for doomed hope from inspiring English sources

Many of the (very favourable) reviews have already suggested that this is really a play about other things, like desperation, exhaustion and doomed hope.

And while Zigler has cast the show with a number of adults — including the fine film actress Brooke Adams — it is ultimately a high-school production, amateurish and gleaming with anxious, doomed hope.

From the base of the tree stump little feelers of new growth were pushing up in doomed hope, waving their flags of leaves; sticky resin oozed from crevices on the cut surface.

In fact, prior to last summer (where Dortmund spend £45million) in the a doomed hope of catching Bayern, Klopp had spent less than £3m net in the previous six seasons.

It's the pathetic, doomed hope that our football team will do well in a tournament this summer.

I talked about hoping it was over by the next day so I wouldn't have to write another word about the event (a doomed hope, apparently).

In January 2015, I arrived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with a suitcase full of painkillers and doomed hopes for a miraculous recovery.

Of all the deaths in that country's terrible history, Lumumba's is the best remembered: a man whose killing doomed hopes of African independence.

Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott took up the offensive, reiterating the Anglo-American assertion that the French threat to cast a U.N. Security Council veto was unreasonable and had doomed hopes of averting conflict.

"I don't read fiction at all," he told a British newspaper last June, dooming hopes of thoughtful literary analysis from one of America's most famous and prolific authors.

Failure to do so will doom hopes for a democratic Egypt and help pave the way for an ultimate Muslim Brotherhood takeover.