Sentence examples for hopeful time from inspiring English sources

"To help others have an easier and more hopeful time.

It was a hopeful time from a Westerner's perspective.

It's an incredibly hopeful time to live here".

It was the Romantic era, and a hopeful time.

It was a very idealistic time, a very hopeful time.

This is a more hopeful time for Mazar-i-Sharif.

IN THEORY, these are hopeful times in South African politics.

"These," said President Lyndon Johnson when lighting the national Christmas tree in December 1964, "are the most hopeful times since Christ was born in Bethlehem".

In the 1960s and 1970s many joint institutions were launched to exchange aid, expertise and investment among Arab states.Those hopeful times saw a first big wave of migration to the Gulf.

Mr Karzai, wearing the motley tribal garb that made him, in more hopeful times, a symbol of national unity in a war-shattered land, arrived in a scrimmage of foreign photographers, spoke for ten minutes and then was bundled away.As almost his first campaign appearance in Kabul, ahead of presidential and provincial elections due on August 20th, this was underwhelming.

There are always lovely points, hopeful times, children born, loves found.