Sentence examples for impossible to hope from inspiring English sources

To drive back the loneliness, to imagine the impossible, to hope.

Ashton choreography, in particular, though it remains fragile, has been saved in a way that seemed impossible to hope for in the '90s.

You find it nearly impossible to hope that maybe it was a false positive result, because you understand just how far technology has come.

Perceval's letter noted that "reports were circulating on the subject to such an extent as to make it impossible to hope that it would not become the subject of Parliamentary observation".

But the tumbling water was so beautiful, I found it impossible not to hope.

To expect Hillary Clinton, a co-architect of this monumental disaster, to somehow contain its horrific aftershocks is to hope for the impossible.

Discovering and acting out many different solutions to a situation that at first seemed impossible to solve, instils hope in Forum Players.

"And really nothing can be done?" Like all patients, Maxine was finding it almost impossible to give up hope.

It's impossible to exaggerate the hope Castro engendered in those early months in power, before the Realpolitik of the Revolution kicked in.

In this world it's impossible to sit back and hope, or just see what happens.

Richard Brown, group public affairs director for MM02, the British mobile phone company, said that while the Internet "proved almost impossible to control," the industry hopes that installing safeguards early will provide some protection.