Sentence examples for ideas hopefully from inspiring English sources

"He's young, and he was in the war, which counts, and he's going to try new ideas, hopefully".

They are your ideas, hopefully informed by robust and challenging hypotheses.

I think it's important for me to hear the president's ideas, hopefully find some things that we can work together on.

So the thought process of us having an individual buyer in each one of our stores without centralising purchasing, will give you some idea, hopefully, of the opportunity.

But the idea, hopefully, is that you're getting these seeds, and growing your own little narrative about these people, filling in the gaps and making the experience more unique to you.

Olson says that magicians will often try to rush their volunteers so they choose the first thing that comes to mind – hopefully the idea that you planted there.

While not as strong in her convictions as the much-loved Lady Sybil, she has her own ideas, and hopefully she will have time to flex her muscles as the series continues.

Even in this arena of cultural and educational links, United States diplomats say they hope to gain leverage over Iran — whose political influence here is vast and likely to grow after the departure of the American military — by steering more students and academics toward American ideas and, hopefully, more opportunities to study in the United States.

It has done that through serious ideas, and hopefully it will gradually be able to present its wonders more and more on their own terms, especially as better funding improves the look of some of its rather tired, old permanent displays.

Most scientists (ourselves included) headed off to graduate school eager to discover new things, test crazy ideas, and hopefully change the world, or at least explain a piece of it.

Microsoft says they've been working with hundreds of companies and seeing lots of unique applications and ideas, so hopefully we'll see some of those hit soon.