Sentence examples for hope to think from inspiring English sources

"He does what we hope to think every police officer would do," she said.

I hope this film gives people hope to think that their voices count.

I hope to think if I was a lawyer in those small towns, I would have stood up".

He was so proud to have retained into his 60s and 70s a well-organised and seldom-failing memory, and now, just when he would hope to think back on his life with total recall, it's slipping away.

The answer lies in Russell's words: "Until you have admitted your own fears to yourself, and have guarded yourself by a difficult effort of will against their myth-making power, you cannot hope to think truly about many matters of great importance... ..... Fear is noisy, and it takes up a lot of space.

I'd hope to think it wasn't that.

I'd hoped to think wonderful thoughts of our proximity to space, instead I was hallucinating rodents.

"I was hoping to think of one before finishing this sentence but oh shit, it's over".

I decided to plan an event to inspire others (I hoped!) to think about our responsibilities as future scientists and health care providers.

I mean sometimes without doing it on purpose you sometimes do have preconceived ideas about people and whether they can afford something or whether it's something that they would be interested … I would have hoped to think I tried to say it but sometimes you do sort of accidentally eliminate something subconsciously I suppose.

"My husband had a hard time getting me out because I was so heavy and I was in mud…The people were telling me not to give up hope and to think of my unborn child.