Sentence examples for hope we learn from inspiring English sources

I hope we learn how to keep our word.

"We hope we learn from this tragedy so that other high-rises would not be built in the same way," Mrs. Regenhard said.

"What I'd hope we learn from that is: 'Yep, we've got to fix the basic issues here.' " He went on, "What doesn't work, in Gration's mind, is forcing a solution.

So my biggest task and problem is to push away the immediate and force myself to address the important, and to try to look down the road and see that we do have a direction, that we do have steerageway, that we can then adjust and calibrate as we learn every day, and goodness knows, I hope we learn every day.

"I hope we learn something from it".

I hope we learn to use it more wisely than we've used other technologies of destruction.

She was a classmate of mine at Yale law school and I hope we learned something while we were there.

Let's put it this way: I guess we'll find out, but I hope we learned some lessons in doing the second "Magic Mike" by identifying what people responded to in the first film.

Here's hoping we learn from it.

Bob Hope, we learn, was born outside London in 1903, and remained in one respect more English than American: the truest thing that can be said about his inner life is that he chose not to have one.

I hope that we learn from these horrendous experiences.