Sentence examples for fading hope from inspiring English sources

Her voice rises, clings to a fading hope, then resigns itself to disillusionment.

My fading hope is that this is Obama's opening bid and enough Republicans will come to their senses and engage him again in a Grand Bargain.

But as Russian officials spoke with fading hope yesterday of recovering the men on the Kursk, both Russians and Americans who have been aboard other stricken submarines, including some cornered in cold war confrontations, said headaches were common within a day as the air grew foul.

Is that a sign of fading hope in the leaders of massive companies -- or just the kvetching of bitter employees?

Some Twitter fans clung to the fading hope that Kraus would turn things around with a dramatic gesture, even once he'd been brought out to weepily confront a chilly Lindsay.

Andrei spoke of his imprisonment and his fading hope for democracy.

Her fading hopes rest in seating the Florida and Michigan delegations.

The Clinton camp now pins its fading hopes on claiming something from Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.

"Gentleman Overboard" is a record of his final day and his fading hopes of rescue.

Another loss this afternoon would almost certainly deal a fatal blow to their fading hopes of retaining their crown.

The Palestinians say it is rooted in some 50 years of military rule and fading hopes for independence.