Sentence examples for fostered hope from inspiring English sources

There were experiences that could erode the hope of the caregiver, as well as experiences that fostered hope, such as relationships and spirituality.

Speaking near the Acropolis of Athens, the outgoing US president said that democracy – like the version invented by the ancient Greeks "in this small, great world" – might still be imperfect, yet for all its flaws it fostered hope over fear.

Qualitative findings from this study concur with others suggesting that the procedure fostered hope [ 16, 17].

Participants' discussions of trip planning demonstrate an example of this mutually reinforcing process as the agency they exerted in traveling abroad for CCSVI therapy fostered hope for symptom-relief, while hope for symptom-relief fostered increased agency to pursue goals that were not merely determined by the expected health outcomes.

THE uprisings of 2011 fostered hopes for democracy in the Arab world, but also a big fear: what if the old tyrannies go, only to be replaced by new, Islamic ones?

A 2002 cease-fire ushered in several years of calm and fostered hopes that peace would prevail, but the truce broke down as renewed attacks in the past two years killed 5,000 people.

Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.

But modern trends are fostered, too.

But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.

Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.

He sought a music that fostered moral awareness.