Sentence examples for hope borne from inspiring English sources

I would be thrilled if we win all our matches but I would not despair if we don't, because I would then aim my hope, borne of an expanded nationalism, at our other boys, from Ghana, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and South Africa.

Jacob, Hope borne of Faith.

The campaign for human rights is the best hope for humankind, and it would be dereliction not to work to make that hope bear fruit.

These are fluid, somewhat as they are in the original, but there is a structure there that I hope bears scrutiny.

The Jets' latest attempt to shore up their run defense will wear Wiltz's number No. 91, and, the Jets hope, bear few other similarities to him.

Such small flowers of hope bear intoxicating fragrance of optimism.

Legacy hopes borne out by poll.

It was the year when the hopes borne by the social movements of the 1950's and 60's were dashed by the assassinations of, first, Martin Luther King Jr., and then Robert F. Kennedy.

As we headed off to the mountains for two nights in a rangers' hut, I hoped bears weren't too keen on celebrating centenaries.

The "club vision" programme introduced by the LTA's performance di rector Patrice Hagelauer, will, Jones hopes, bear fruit in 10 or 15 years.

That hope appears borne out by new simulations from seven international groups.