Sentence examples for hopeful statements from inspiring English sources

The event was filled with hopeful statements about Iraq's future, most notably from Secretary Powell, who has worked closely with Mr. Negroponte in the past.

In a day of hopeful statements that tried to cast the war in its most positive light, Iraq's president, Jalal Talabani, said that in moving beyond dictatorship Iraq served as a beacon for the political upheavals of the Arab Spring.

But similar hopeful statements have led nowhere several times before.Hanging up her robeJustice Sandra Day O'Connor, a swing-voter in many of the Supreme Court's rulings since her appointment in 1981, announced her retirement.

Despite hopeful statements this week Schumacher's future seems bleak – and lies in murky contrast to the supreme figure who raced ahead of Senna in the last weeks of the Brazilian's life.

(Remember that former Vice President Al Gore and Joel Hyatt — two of the principals at Current — blew through many stop signs to get to Mr. Olbermann. They made very hopeful statements when the deal was cut, which were followed by very frustrated noises thereafter).

Expect broad, hopeful statements about supporting T-Mobile's future with additional spectrum.

That's more of a hopeful statement than a definitive one.

The most hopeful statement here comes from James Watt, President Ronald Reagan's secretary of the interior.

"We made a decision, a conscious decision to try to send a statement that -- it was a hopeful statement," Mr. Bush said of the American endorsement of the resolution, noting it was embraced "by all the parties except for one," a reference to Syria.

It was not an outrageous suggestion; for the past 15 years, there have been ever more ambitious and hopeful strategies and statements from global organisations and leaders on the prospects of ending malaria.

He said that he was hopeful that a statement would emerge in the next few days and encouraged us to continue the conversation.