Sentence examples for indeed hoped from inspiring English sources

But fans of the century's best baritone suspected, indeed hoped, that they were from Schubert's great, sad "Winterreise", the Lieder cycle he made his own.

Some members of his party had indeed hoped she might; others speculate that, with a parliamentary majority large enough to amend the constitution, he may in time face pressure to abolish term limits.

"The uprisings, the civil war, all sorts of reneged promises - I'd estimate that 60% of the population expected or indeed hoped the Germans would win.

"I do indeed hope that we will reach mutual understanding, that freedom will prevail.

Indeed, hoping to leapfrog their peers, most judges actually began interviewing hours (if not days or months) earlier.

And China may indeed hope one day to use them as ports of call or even bases for its navy.

Sad to say, if he wins we must indeed hope that he actually was playing bait-and-switch.

Rafter watched and waited no doubt wondering, indeed hoping, that Ivanisevic's split personalities might be beginning to unravel.

If the opposition does indeed hope to appeal to the common humanity of its attackers, however, today's events have not been particularly encouraging.

members did indeed hope "to encourage Beijing's embrace of capitalism and to make it a more fully vested participant in the global community".

But currency analysts said the bank was indeed hoping to prop up the euro's exchange rate, or at least prevent its falling further.