Sentence examples for introduced hope from inspiring English sources

I don't blame Apple for this — I guess it's just a product of success — but with each new capability introduced, hope grew.

Subsequently, the three portions were fixed using the conventional FFPE protocol, the recently introduced HOPE-fixation, and cryo-conservation method.

It introduces hope where hope seemed absent.

It soon turns out we're slipping into something less predictable: a book that conscientiously introduces hope into hopelessness, and affirmation into despair.

Often times we have to introduce hope way before we can even begin to think about serving 12 ounces of faith.

The narratives below introduce HOPE patients and illustrate coaches' use of the 5 As model of coping within a chronic illness framework including focused intervention efforts related to goal setting and action planning.

#40 " Hope means to me, I think for my clients we hope that people do change, and it is helpful you know in terms of one of the workshops I went on, it was about not giving up on people and introducing hope…" Hope was seen as a universally positive value and integral to mental health work, although many reported low levels of morale and hope amongst staff within their services.

They had met earlier when her agent had introduced them, hoping that she could get a job on The Cosby Show.

I introduced myself hoping he could record a quick interview with me regarding casualties and extent of injuries.

Into this rather dismal scenario, the yes campaign introduces the hope of new economic thinking and the prospect of Scandinavian welfare models.

His 1990s trilogy, Some Hope, introduced the reader to the privileged and decadent world of the Melrose family.