Sentence examples for hopeful logic from inspiring English sources
Re-read that, change the names and you have the kind of hopeful logic that led to Martin McCague opening the bowling for England.
He has failed as often as not, but he has had some successes, too, and Justice Breyer is the eternal optimist, ever hopeful that logic can bring together people of good will but divergent views.
Despite my friend's fatalistic email that indicated we were screwed, I was hopeful that logic, reason and data would prevail.
Cheryl is a delusional, hilarious narcissist, but also good-hearted and, against all logic, hopeful.
"Logic and a hopeful tomorrow.
The story of the Lost Boys of Sudan is emblematic of the spiritual themes of the album as they go through "all kinds of unrelenting horrors, but [are] eternally hopeful and even cheerful, in a way that defies all logic".
Although the hopeful narrative is the possibility of overcoming past deprivations and difference, any interventions pursued – whether through the logic of consumer marketing, personalized medicine, social policy or public health – are themselves potential reinscriptions of social, economic and cultural difference.
At the very least the BIS is caught uncomfortably between the legal logic of the holdouts and the political logic of sovereign countries.EM and NML are still hopeful of exploiting this tension.
