"gained hope" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to acquire or obtain hope. Example: After struggling for months, she finally gained hope when she received a job offer.
While spending numerous hours in the library, I gained hope and inspiration from that sentiment.
[C2.] Stocks Up on Hope SARS Is Waning Asian stock markets rose sharply as investors gained hope that an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, could be brought under control.
Carlisle gained hope when Jack Stacey drilled in from the edge of the box.
At the GLI, she said she gained hope for South Sudan after hearing stories from places such as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi.
Maybe I've since gained hope, and you should too". Susan Te Kahurangi King's untitled crayon work, made in 1958-1959 when she was 10.
The majority of callers (97%%) felt that they gained hope and reassurance, and were helped to feel better about being a parent (97%%).
They could be musically sophisticated but they're not tutored: they learnt by playing together and singing about love lost, love gained, hopes for the future... simple stuff.
Rather, this is an example of how terrorists gain hope in continuing to fight for their cause.
We start with the basics – how to introduce yourself, pronunciation, numbers – and I begin to gain hope that this experience is going to be different.
And she seems indeed bent on helping others to gain hope and strength.
Maybe these and many other wine producers will gain hope from what leaders have to say at the CCLC in Portugal this coming March.
