Sentence examples for hope to which from inspiring English sources

Torres made his debut in hell, light amid the darkness – the hope to which they clung.

There is repressed shame, repressed sadness, repressed hope, to which Mikhail finally gives a mournful, confessional voice.

One of the few shreds of hope to which I cling is the promise that once he leaves the presidency, he can take the gloves off.

Such are the glimpses of hope to which we cleave, when news reaches the group of the destruction of Sandleford and their sense of exile seems complete on the worst of Fiver's visions coming to pass.

One of the few straws of hope to which stock market analysts are clinging is that the price decline in prices has lasted so long that a meaningful upturn cannot be too far distant.

Yet she is no Piggy and, as the novel progresses, we see again and again that, while there may once have been a moral spectrum along which the characters are aligned, how these children act has everything to do with the terror – or the hope – to which they are subjected at any one time.

Ultimately, these scientists hope to determine which species might win and which might lose in a more acidic ocean.

Through this research, we hope to understand which cognitive difficulties predict achievement problems in these children.

In three years, experts hope to know which fish did a better job of finding their way home.

With further work, the investigators hope to determine which of the radar echoes were actually airplane parts.

By the time it gets published, I hope to know which ending is right.