Sentence examples for highly hopeful from inspiring English sources

"It is highly hopeful that the will of the P.K.K., the will of the government and the will of the people join for the first time for a common cause, to end a 30-year-old conflict," Numan Kurtulmus, deputy chairman of the party, said on NTV.

And with that, we present: Six New Years Resolutions For Apple And The iPhone In 2010, a completely theoretical (and highly hopeful) to-do list for the folks in Cupertino going into the New Year.

"I feel extremely hopeful.

The Xi-Obama agreement on climate change in November at the APEC Summit is a highly encouraging, hopeful and potentially historic step along these lines.

Greetings, young contestant; it's time to play "Your Favorite Father," in which, "Dating Game" style, you get to choose yourself a new dad from a group of highly qualified hopefuls.

I am hopeful that highly regarded institutions like Wellesley and Smith will continue the trend and lead the way for others.

Tapit, among the more highly regarded Kentucky Derby hopefuls until a disappointing sixth-place finish in the Florida Derby, was good enough to overcome a couple of serious obstacles yesterday at Aqueduct, winning the $750,000 Wood by a half-length over Master David.

I know of a highly-rated England Under-20s hopeful farmed out this season by his Premiership club to a Championship side to keep him match-fit, whose new coach has steadfastly refused to pick him.

Chelsea remain hopeful of signing the highly regarded Brazil forward Neymar although negotiations with his club, Santos, are at a delicate stage.

It also creates additional opportunities to impress for another highly regarded prospect, Austin Romine, and a hopeful veteran, Gustavo Molina, but not for the deposed Jorge Posada, whose status as the team's designated hitter has not changed.

The 22-year-old is one of the most highly-rated prospects in Europe and Megson is hopeful Wanderers can lure him to the Barclays Premier League.