Sentence examples for dwindling hope from inspiring English sources

Her father clings to the dwindling hope that they are wrong.

We look with dwindling hope to each of the well-­realized jihadist characters for potential signs of compassion or weakness.

She said the repeated extensions of the investigation had left her with dwindling hope that it would end in prosecution.

Only three prisoners now at Guantánamo have been found guilty of any crime, yet the others also are locked away, with dwindling hope of ever being released.

With dwindling hope, scientists with the European Space Agency have awaited a nine-note musical message, much like the sound I hear on my daughter's cellphone when it receives a call.

Although Ortiz still bats third, Manager Terry Francona has refrained from moved him out of respect and with the dwindling hope that he can return to being a viable run producer.

"It's sad," Othman said of his dwindling hopes for his country.

That Mr. Gore is still clinging to dwindling hopes is not surprising, given his situation.

The Palestinians say it is rooted in nearly 50 years of military occupation and dwindling hopes for independence.

His death is another in a string of setbacks for Venezuela's Hugo Chávez and his dwindling hopes of broadening his anti-American block in the region.

The lame-duck Congress returns to Washington on Monday to pursue the Democrats' dwindling hopes for new economic stimulus and aid for Detroit.