Sentence examples for earned hope from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to find my way to a sincerely earned hope".

Our respectability — which we've earned, one hopes — affords us certain protections.

In a few limited areas, subjects gave similar answers, including about their fathers' salaries and their own earning hopes.

Hope earned $950,000, the lowest salary in the Big Ten.

He inherited little, but worked hard and earned much, embodying hope and inspiration.

It says: Unfortunately the Chancellor has sent out entirely the wrong message to those earning, or hoping to earn, the increasingly modest wage where almost half of your income starts to be taken in Income Tax and National Insurance.

Every major firm on Wall Street publishes research on companies that issue stocks and bonds while its investment bankers are earning or hoping to earn fees for providing advice and underwriting services to those same companies.

Meyers's "people endure, some by sheer tenacity, others with a cautious, hard-earned hope," Stewart O'Nan wrote here in 1999.

The pure who earned ritual merits hoped to win a safe world (loka) or condition.

Never accorded the respect he believed he had earned, Lewis had hoped that a fight with Tyson might finally earn him standing among the great heavyweights in history.

That sometimes the greatest success isn't earned standing there, hoping for constant applause.