Sentence examples for instills hope from inspiring English sources

"The fact that we gathered here instills hope that something like this won't happen again," Rabbi Shvedik said today, shouting into a bullhorn to be heard above the wind.

A look at the history of pitchers like Zambrano -- tantalizing stuff, vexatious control, lots of strikeouts and walks -- suggests that for each Sandy Koufax who finds his way to stardom and instills hope in wayward pitchers everywhere, many others remain in the woods forever.

It's not often that a ham and cheese sandwich instills hope into millions of people, but in the days after Hurricane Maria, when apocalyptic scenes greeted Puerto Rico's 3.5 million residents, a pile of sandwiches with a hearty dose of mayonnaise did just that.

You can do harm by the process that is quaintly called telling the truth". Agreeing with Henderson, a student in the class spoke up to assert that if lying instills hope and mental strength in a patient -- and this, in turn, makes the patient more likely to get well -- lying makes sense.

"Slow Death by Rubber Duck" is hard-hitting in a way that turns your stomach and yet also instills hope for a future in which consumers make safer, more informed choices and push their governments to impose tougher regulations on the chemicals all around us.

In any case, the sight of Jobs returning to work instills hope at both Cupertino and beyond.

We instill hope, again and again and again".

"High Watch really does instill hope in people," he said.

The president's role in Tucson was to comfort and honor, and instill hope.

How could he instill hope — hope that he had maintained a particular talent for — in these "rising stars"?

"They instill hope that we shall be able to more constructively examine this theme in the upcoming period".