Sentence examples for everlasting hope from inspiring English sources
Why? First, there is the everlasting hope of something new and exciting.
MICHAEL STEINER, subject of a substantial exhibition at the Yellow Bird Gallery in Newburgh, N.Y., was once trumpeted by the art critic eminence Clement Greenberg as the everlasting hope of American abstract sculpture.
"I wish you everlasting hope and clear skies... and that we meet under those skies" ends one letter.
It was not an easy job to begin with, with lots of worn shoe leather and the everlasting hope that love or nostalgia will turn into a customer paying for a song.
To have met Nick was to have been touched forever with humanity, kindness and everlasting hope.
But even such ambition is fuelled by hope, the everlasting spur to progress.
Out of pain and suffering comes hope and everlasting life.
We cannot imagine saying: "I'd like to abide by charity (or love) as much as possible, but any love I give too freely may drain my resources for hope of everlasting life.
Now, Hu Jintao hopes, comes "everlasting warm spring".
"Father Jove," said she, "and all you other gods that live in everlasting bliss, I hope there may never be such a thing as a kind and well-disposed ruler any more, nor one who will govern equitably.
To this country's everlasting shame, we can't hope for our executive or our legislature to uphold the great goods that the nationals of these seven countries, and refugees from countless others, came here to seek.
