Sentence examples similar to harbor hope for betterment from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to think that the nation will continue to confront its centuries-old racial divisions and that the hope for betterment, sensed during those moments of unbearable sadness when President Obama delivered the eulogy at the Charleston funeral of Clementa Pinckney, will endure.

Though he harbored hopes for going to college, he also wanted, badly, to find a job.

The counter to utopia is dystopia, in which hopes for betterment are replaced by electrifying fears of the ugly consequences of present-day behaviour.

Most harbor hopes of playing professionally.

They do not hold out much hope for a betterment of their plight from the new government.

In assessing the quality of mind that poets and scientists of the Romantic generation had in common, Holmes stresses moral hope for human betterment.

The townsfolk were barely literate and desperately poor and without much hope for economic betterment — until word reached Roseto at the end of the nineteenth century of the land of opportunity across the ocean.

Yet I harbor some hope for young Dennis.

The group's president, Jeff McCamic, harbors hope of returning to the Capitol, at least for shows that include national acts.

Many observers believe that Walker still harbors hopes of running for President in 2016.

I'm optimistic for my own marriage because I have no hopes for social betterment, grand balls, or private jets.