Sentence examples for it wrong to hope from inspiring English sources

Wise up, man!" Was it wrong to hope to be happy?

Is it wrong to hope everyone left falls?" followed soon after by "Yesssssssssssssssss!" Great Britain team-mate Jamie Nicholls, who was sixth in Saturday's men's final, said: "This is amazing, I'm shaking.

But surely, it's not wrong to hope that Hunt, or 24-year-old linebacker Reuben Foster, signed by the Washington Redskins after a domestic violence allegation, can follow the same promising track that Hill has so far.

Some oncologists saw nothing wrong with this practice and defended it by saying that it is wrong to withdraw hope by ending treatment.

It would be wrong of course to hope that Zoey is never found.

"We got it wrong … I hope you can forgive us".

The Met Office is today telling us what every Briton knows: it was wrong to raise summertime hopes.

But, he added, "the ventilator cannot reverse the brain death that has occurred and it would be wrong to give false hope that Jahi will ever come back to life".

Based on his experiences of his first season at Albion, Earnshaw says it is wrong to write-off Cardiff's hopes of survival with seven games to go.

I'll just have to hope I'm wrong.

We just have to hope he proves us wrong".