Sentence examples for had given hope from inspiring English sources

Those sights had given hope, however slim, to some rescue workers.

3. (S) Soliman applauded the Administration's efforts, commenting that Annapolis had given hope and begun a process.

The British government was left scrambling to decipher developments as the surprise statement contradicted conciliatory signals filtering out of Iran earlier in the week which had given hope that at least one of the two remaining staff would be freed today.

Still, she described Thursday's hearing as "historic," saying the spectacle of Vatican officials being raked over the coals by the U.N. had "given hope to [abuse] survivors across the globe".

Trump's ascendence to the presidency on Friday elicited an outpouring of support in Moscow that was far greater than anything Obama experience here in 2008 when he took office, even though Obama had given hope to Russians exhausted by George W. Bush's overreaching foreign policy.

Unexpectedly, too, they have given hope to their challengers.

Apple's case study, however, has given hope to the industry.

The results have given hope to Lisa Gaynes, the company's president.

Over the last several years, Tehran has given hope to negotiators, only to stop short of committing to real solutions.

The Boumediene decision, in principle, ought to have given hope to Mr. Latif and men like him.

This week, some highly technical research touted during a Nasa press conference has given hope for an answer.