Sentence examples for even hopefully from inspiring English sources

Today sees the fourth day of national student protests – marches, walk-outs, sit-ins, even hopefully a bunch of people dressed up in animal costumes.

The French government of François Hollande is inviting other European Union countries, and even hopefully the EU as a whole, to join it in recognizing the new group as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people.

We do so to make progress towards our foreign policy and our national security goals, and I believe this effort is one of those multiple efforts necessary in today's world to help make America safer in a responsible and thoughtful and perhaps even, hopefully, visionary way".

As recommended by my inner circle of experts, I plan to run a pretty even, hopefully negative split (running the second half of the marathon faster than the first) since there is "no such thing as banking time in a marathon".

And I have built up the skills to be able to provide, under the right conditions, a certain transcendent evening, hopefully an evening you'll remember when you go home.

I give you a safe space to talk, ask questions, cry even, and hopefully help you come to peace with your decision.

"Even today, hopefully 20 years from now, people will look at what we think is acceptable today and find it horrifically off-base".

This means that the U.S. government is looking much like a homeowner at the tail end of the boom: too hooked on spending (even if, hopefully, for a worthy cause) to stay within its means.

I think it's pretty even but hopefully the ICC can iron things out".

I'll see them again and it'll be even better; hopefully longer.

What happens even less — hopefully never again — is a Montana candidate assaulting a reporter".