Sentence examples for hoping how from inspiring English sources

Were her questions interrogating attacks, or were they genuine inquiries?" "So what made you believe that she was interested in hearing you and understanding you?" "I guess I was just hoping". "How did you feel when she started to interrogate you?" "And you've learned to explain and defend as a way to manage your tension?" "Yes.

David, by email Regular readers will know, I hope, how much this column appreciates correspondence.

Finance majors learn how to design investment portfolios and (one hopes) how not to destroy the global economy with collateralized debt obligations.

The tower proves, I hope, how even the most challenging modern design can have its place here.

It is neither exhaustive, nor definitive, but at least shows, I hope, how marbled and ambiguous darkness is.

Nowadays in the UK, we (I hope, how I hope) all recommend single-tufted interdental brushes as an adjunct to regular brushing.

Looking at the problem through the corporate prism lets us see, I hope, how bad ideas can get implemented and get perpetuated even when they seem obviously crazy.

A bigger change may come in our perceptions and, I hope, how we as researchers talk to the public about dinosaurs and how the media report on them.

(Nov. 23) 3. AT A TIME OF LOSS, SEATTLE FANS HOLD ON TO HOPE How bad is the city's sports scene?

HPW: What impact do you hope "How to Be a Woman" will have?

The boy's mother leaned into her husband's shoulder and said, "We can only hope". How I wish it had all been a joke.