Sentence examples for extending hope from inspiring English sources

It's also about extending hope, practicing self-love and letting our actions showcase our values.

They have been, and continue to be, a symbol of our common humanity and a statement of the world's commitment to eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, combating disease, achieving gender equality and environmental sustainability, and extending hope and opportunity to billions across the world.

Guy Talarico, the Bergen Republican chairman, had a ready (if obligatory) explanation -- and even extended hope for the future.

The Age of Miracles may be most remarkable for what it does not do: it does not extend any hope.

Safin lunged to his left without much hope, extending and releasing his racket.

Many banks are extending loan terms, hoping that the problem will go away.

In the hope of extending instruction outdoors, the school is directing as many teachers as possible to the roof.

By establishing and extending the network, we hope that these pressures can be mitigated and needs, particularly for developing countries, can be adequately met.

Doctors' attitudes are influenced by what they think is the aim of the therapy; relief of symptoms, extending life and giving hope (Maher et al, 1992).

So are they going to deck their halls a little bit early in hopes of extending the magic?

Commissioner Tim Finchem said the tour would begin negotiating with Farmers after the tournament in hopes of extending the agreement.