Sentence examples for lead to hope from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, let me repeat what I wrote earlier: Pain and suffering can, not will, lead to hope.

That doesn't say a lot, given that most governments over the past century have regarded constitutional reform as first cousin to Bolshevism; nor do the reforms add up to anything like as much as Britons were led to hope.

Yes, we recall reading about them, shut in locked cellars in New York or along our Southern border, where illegal immigrants are kept in penury, or more extensively in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe, wherever desperation leads to hope of a better life.

The observation that certain solutions of ruthenium complexes can absorb atmospheric nitrogen has led to hope that one day a simpler and better method of nitrogen fixation may be found.

Kurdish forces' skilful defence of the town led to hope that defeat might not be inevitable, and won time to mobilise support worldwide through reports about Isis atrocities and the heroism of the defenders.

That has led to hope that the pill could reduce the annual toll of 900,000 Americans felled by heart attacks and strokes.

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.

The door they opened leads to hope that homo sapiens will survive indefinitely long, even longer than this solid planet on which we stand tonight.

In all of those experiences I've had, I have realized that being an optimist has helped me more than being a pessimist because optimism leads to hope.

The promise that VHTs, fellow residents in the community, were to be equipped with essential drugs led to hope and excitement.

This was the progenitor of "exergames," video games that led to hopes that fitness could turn into irresistible fun.