Sentence examples for lead one to hope from inspiring English sources

The successful attack on the IRS and the prospect of more attacks on other valuable institutions by newly emboldened Republicans lead one to hope that more votes are scheduled on repeal of the Affordable Health Care Act.

"Charity would lead one to hope that the motives to it have been pure," he reflected to allies.

Moreover the results obtained for other integral representations for several partial differential equations on domains with lower regularity (see, e.g., the references of [20] for C1 or Lipschitz boundaries and [21] for "worse" domains) lead one to hope that our approach could be extended to more general domains.

His vile misogyny was a reminder that power corrupts, and one can easily see why it would lead one to hope for an enlightened government to step in and curb the abuse.

Tragically, a genetic test may lead one to find thorns with no hope of experiencing the rose.

The overtly fearful look on all of the supposed felons' faces, and the evidence in the hands of a second, entangled officer, lead one to believe that there is little hope for defense.

Positive clinical treatment of injured myocardium with stem/progenitor cells has led to hope that one day autologous stem-cell-derived whole or partial donor organs can be generated.

Oh, one has to hope.

Returning to the vital task of puzzle-making, then; embracing such interconnectedness leads to (one hopes) something challenging, great fun, and not at all trivial, especially if solved with a friend or loved one.

As one participant wrote: "To hope against hope is hoping even through there is no good reason to hope (which is where we were at today) is the kind of hope we have.

For those anticipating a visit to the D.J.T. Library, and thinking that Corey Lewandowski's diary (if it exists) ought to be amazing, there are other leads one hopes that students of Trumpiana will pursue.