Sentence examples for hope mistakes from inspiring English sources

Lynda Hall London  The idea that you have to be a revolutionary radical to oppose the hydrogen bomb and war, implied in both your editorial (15 March) and obituary on Tony Benn, is depressing and, I hope, mistakes public opinion.

We must, of course, hope for mistakes".

The revelation has been called "disturbing" by banking reform campaigners, who said taxpayers would have to hope the mistakes that have drained the Exchequer of billions of pounds of public funds in bailout money would not be repeated.

Does that make sense?" Rippon is in seventh place after the short program, and will have to skate perfectly and hope for mistakes from the others in the free skate in order to sneak into the medals.

Today's numbers argue that hope was mistaken.

I hope this mistake makes me a better person".

"I hope one mistake doesn't spoil it for a lot of kids," he said.

"In any case I'd like to publicly ask for forgiveness and I hope my mistake will be taken with humour rather than offence".

It says, "Here's a thin, nondescript line that I hope you mistake for ballpoint ink, because I'm too insecure to admit to the world that I use a fountain pen".

When Australia have been on top with the bat, England appear to have no Plan B beyond slowing things up and hoping for mistakes.

Panesar could have had further rewards had Anderson been able to snaffle Misbah, and England will hope that mistake does not prove costly.