Sentence examples for fierce hope from inspiring English sources

But there are excitement, curiosity and a fierce hope of salvation in it as well.

Your best approach involves delay (and fierce hope that your daughter changes her mind in the interim).

Because, really, people, part of how we are going to thrive in this imperfect moment is through élan, esprit de corps, fierce hope and generous hearts.

Whether the mothers' fierce hope that their babies would be better off at the hospital was justified is hard to say.

This is just the first humiliation swallowed by Eli in his desperation for money and the fierce hope of a break.

Under the panic lies a remorseful heart, a fierce hope, a steady determination to figure this out and become a better person — for the sake of his son and his own future.

But before his victory speech before a screaming throng of thousands, President Obama spent Election Day wrapping himself in the familiar, as around him, his aides wrapped themselves in the fiercest of hopes that when all the votes were cast, the country's first black president would be joining the rarefied ranks of two-term presidents.

But I will approach the rest of the Copa América the way I approached my father's imaginary game: with eyes closed, full of fierce and defiant hope.

Enlightened self interest and philanthropy were writ large in US president Barack Obama's inauguration speech, a speech in which he rekindled my faith in the fierce audacity of hope: "We, the people, still believe that our obligations as Americans are not just to ourselves, but to all posterity.

Broad responded the way most players would while on a scoring streak in the middle of a fierce match: he hoped no one would notice what had happened.

Federal officials hope that fierce competition among insurers offering health plans in the exchanges will drive down premiums.