Sentence examples for hopeful yet from inspiring English sources

It sounds hopeful yet a time of danger.

Your article about Palestinians' embrace of Gandhian tactics was interesting and hopeful, yet na?

Now it is the home of a hopeful yet terribly uncertain team.

Random, ironic, hopeful yet hopeless, the punch line was the slacker condition in a nutshell.

Friday, they will be waiting — hopeful, yet skeptical — to see if a promised 8 a.m. flight materializes.

The child moves with eerily human gestures, and his baldish head has a wizened, hopeful yet anxious look.

All 1000 tickets for Elijah Wood's queue were gone at 9.30 that morning, with the vast majority of hopefuls yet to arrive.

Don't be too hopeful just yet.

It's not surprising then that presidential hopeful John McCain yet again confused al-Qaida with Shia Islamists, even after his recent gaffe.

Though Mr. Reynolds was hopeful that yet another building would be built for his students, he still could not bring himself to look in the school board's construction plan for the next five years.

But efforts to achieve it provide the most hopeful promise yet that millions of poor and minority children -- and many others -- can receive the education they deserve and, as the court ruled on Thursday, they have a right to.