Sentence examples for indeed hoping from inspiring English sources
Indeed, hoping to leapfrog their peers, most judges actually began interviewing hours (if not days or months) earlier.
Rafter watched and waited no doubt wondering, indeed hoping, that Ivanisevic's split personalities might be beginning to unravel.
But currency analysts said the bank was indeed hoping to prop up the euro's exchange rate, or at least prevent its falling further.
As for the army, incriminating documents that were seized during an investigation show that a group was indeed hoping to topple Mr Erdogan by, among other things, assassinating Christians and placing the blame on AK.
In a way, I was indeed hoping for a mind meld; I wanted to find out everything Gordon knows about the bugs in our guts, and how those bugs might contribute to human physiology — in particular, how they might make some people fat.
He told BBC News: "I am indeed hoping... that the returns in terms of science, technology, applications and the outreach aspect - that this will all help the decision at the next ministerial council, and the follow-ons, to hopefully increase the UK's participation in human spaceflight in the ISS exploitation programme, and of course in the perspective of exploration beyond low-Earth orbit".
"I do indeed hope that we will reach mutual understanding, that freedom will prevail.
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.
If the opposition does indeed hope to appeal to the common humanity of its attackers, however, today's events have not been particularly encouraging.
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.
