Sentence examples for largest hopes from inspiring English sources

The largest hopes are that the agreement on nuclear testing will be followed by others that will help, in one of the President's phrases, "put the atomic genie back in the bottle" and that will, in time, defuse the Cold War & transform it into a pacific contest of economies & ideologies.

Mr. Turner has larger hopes of bringing more jobs to the neighborhood through expanding the work of the school.

It would seem that at some point early in his development he retracted any large hopes for human interaction.

Adapting Lincoln, he wished that victory in the Gulf might "bind up the wounds of Vietnam".Such large hopes could not all be fulfilled.

Dmowski's larger hopes, bound with the creation of the Russian Duma in which the Poles were mainly represented by National Democrats proved unfounded.

Suddenly, Williams had to decide how to respond to a specific request--in the context of the broader message he would send to South Dallas and his larger hopes and dreams.

She was singing about love, yearning and relationships that leave things unsaid, pondering comforts that might easily turn out to be elusive, and about the larger hopes of Brazilians.

All artists want to change the world, usually just by making it take special notice of them, but now and then they do so out of a devotion to larger hopes.

Bing Maps and Nokia Maps are closely related, sharing a "unified map design"–part of a larger strategic partnership between Microsoft and Nokia (see "A Small Phone with Large Hopes").

James B. Steinberg, former deputy national security adviser in the Clinton White House, said it was now clear that the violence, left unchecked, could impede the administration's larger hopes for toppling Saddam Hussein and assuring stability throughout the Middle East.

Hixon has larger hopes for humans as consumers of lionfish.