Sentence examples for human hope from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, Daniel's narrative is evidence of an old human hope.
Abroad, he predicted that Africa would "emerge as a place of human hope".
Help us shape the future in the name of plain human hope".
If a computer played perfectly, could any human hope to achieve a draw?
Not so Jeanette Winterson, whose new novel is a modern rewriting of the story which pays tribute to its imaginative riches and message of human hope and redemption.
Unable to weep, he wept at the loss Of the human hope for the resurrection of the dead, Because he was, now, like every other mortal.
Failure, he acknowledged, would mean "only disappointed human hopes, nothing more".
Is there a purer digest of human hopes than a seed catalogue?
Prosperity and freedom and dignity are not just American hopes or Western hopes; they are universal human hopes.
"Aspiration and human hopes and what they come up against, that's the meat of clowning," he said.
The starry sky, the reminder of an eternity that exceeds all human hopes and suffering, is a central motif in Bulgakov's novel "The White Guard".
