Sentence examples for ignited hope from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr. Xi's recent speeches, including one in which he emphasized the need to enforce the Constitution, have ignited hope among those pushing for change.

The presence of the first lady, Margaret Kenyatta, and other government officials at the cancer-screening launch ignited hope for high-level commitment in reducing the cancer burden.

Danny Ward temporarily ignited hope that the second half would feature more class than the first when he curled a splendid shot beyond the reach of Simonsen.

News of Laura Bridgman ignited hope — she had been socialized into a semblance of personhood, while Helen remained a small savage — and hope led, eventually, to Alexander Graham Bell.

Hulk's injury-time strike into the bottom corner briefly ignited hope of a spectacular comeback and Oscar then headed wastefully wide at the near post as Mexico held on.  .

But in the meantime, its appearance on the scene has sparked an explosive discussion on the social history of the Old West and ignited hope for many amateur collectors who may have other valuable historical artifacts that have previously been disregarded by the academy of Western aficionados.

The news ignited hopes that the Chinese currency, the renminbi, is on course to rise against the dollar.

When the Fed ignited hopes of a short-lived downturn by cutting rates, media stocks became downright giddy.

Then last Wednesday, when Mr. Greenspan ignited hopes of a short-lived economic downturn, media stocks became downright giddy.

Konta's performance last year had ignited hopes she could replicate for the women's game what Andy Murray has done for the men's game at Wimbledon.

A lack of a clear front-runner in the early days of the election, combined with deep divisions within the Republican Party (GOP) and the huge funding allowed for campaigns has ignited hopes for a range of contenders.