Sentence examples for down to hope from inspiring English sources

"It comes down to hope.

"Too often [politics] gets down to hope and fear and I think it's wonderful when hope wins".

Yet when it comes down to hopes and fears, we're no different to our parents and their parents and anyone who came before us.

The environmental movement holds a range of views on consumption, from those seeking to shut it down to those hoping to redirect it.

What optimism the markets have shown has been mostly down to hopes of effective policy.

But it comes down to one hope and one fear.

Since Western policy in North Korea these days boils down to the hope that China will persuade its ally to ditch its nuclear programme, that is hardly good news either.

This is why I come down to this: I hope the government starts understanding this power sooner rather than later".

Those who have backed him to be champion jockey at odds down to 8-1 must hope his test is for something of that nature.

So, yes, when it comes down to it, I hope you continue to ignore me and all of my admonishments about what is proper and appropriate.

As she lays down to sleep, I hope she knows how amazing, creative, smart, strong and bright her light already is.