Sentence examples for frustrated hope from inspiring English sources

For its part, the company shuffled workers among its three plants in the frustrated hope that one of the sites might have better air flow.

Elsewhere, the father's megalomaniac rant in "A Treatise on Mannequins" is transformed into something gentler, an aching, inarticulate expression of all humanity's frustrated hope: "We wish.

Instead, a feeling of frustrated hope could be heard in dozens of interviews here and in other towns like it across the country — in north-central Massachusetts, Belvidere, Ill., and Seattle.

Frances struggles with domestic drudgery and her frustrated hopes of an independent life.

South Africa can ill afford another five years of failed leadership and frustrated hopes.

The keynotes of his songs are failure, frustrated hopes, booze-fuelled regrets, loss, self-delusion.

This isn't about infidelity, but many small matters – broken promises, bad intentions, frustrated hopes.

Washington, she said, "understands the suspicion and scepticism felt by so many after years of conflict and frustrated hopes.

Winston's own life had, up until the summer of 1940, the same shape of overreach and frustrated hopes.

Leopardi's genius, his frustrated hopes, and his pain found their best outlet in his poetry, which is admired for its brilliance, intensity, and effortless musicality.

Rather, for the segment of the populace engaged in the protests, it was the culmination of decades of frustrated hopes and indignities.