Sentence examples for irrational hope from inspiring English sources

Perhaps baseball's lesson is, whether you prefer irrational panic or irrational hope, there's probably a P.E.D. for that.

Yet his campaign has made it clear that we must entertain no illusions, or succumb to irrational hope.

In this tiny green featherweight in the scales of Doom we persist in seeing a vast, irrational hope.

At first, they were under the spell of the American dream, "guilty of hyperinflated optimism and irrational hope".

This one little car ride instantly redeemed us and rejuvenated us, offering an almost irrational hope for what lay ahead on the road.

But I still retain the tiny, irrational hope that the whole thing will turn out to have been a terrible mistake (for all the good it would do me at that point).

They also set up irrational hopes that the chef, James McDuffee, and his crew have been burnishing their recipes for years.

Nonetheless this terrific show stirs optimism about the future of painting and even some irrational hopes about social progress inside the art world and outside it too.

Look for irrational hopes in this sector early in the year.

If they have been earning around £35,000, they weren't irrational to hope for, say £13,000 at retirement, plus £7,000 state pension.

Can we get past personal vendettas however stupid and irrational and hope that this miniseries is Mr. Gibson's personal statement that he does not share the same views held by his father?