Sentence examples for given up the hope from inspiring English sources

We have not entirely given up the hope of seeing them.

I have never given up the "hope" that "change" is possible in the Iranian political structure.

I've long given up the hope of stumbling across someone at a degree show and going: "Wow!

For good measure, she added: I have never given up the "hope" that "change" is possible in the Iranian political structure.

Still, the protesters said, they had never given up the hope, however remote, that the missing had somehow survived to become nameless numbers in some prison or detention cell.

But Leave UK, has not given up the hope that one or two prominent political or media figures will look at this deal's details, pluck up the courage and desert Cameron.

Today, Mr. Grant said that the four "would never give up" the hope of playing professionally.

-- give up the hope that suicide bombers or F-16 bombers will win the day, no one shall win.

They too have refused to give up the hope that what they believe is rightfully theirs will be returned.

So should we give up on supersymmetry as a solution to the naturalness problem, or give up the hope to directly observe superparticles and dark matter?

Independently, Carnap himself (1939) soon gave up the hope that all theoretical terms of science could be related to an observational base by such reduction chains.