Sentence examples for make a hopeful from inspiring English sources
Many stop at the hope stage and don't engage in action to make a hopeful dream a reality.
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Bork rhymed, "God's plan made a hopeful beginning / But man spoiled his chances by sinning / We trust that the story / Will end with God's glory / But at present the other side's winning".
He makes a hopeful argument for the future of megalopolises like New York and Los Angeles, which are destined to prosper, he asserts, for many of the same reasons that cause environmentalists and futurologists to wring their hands in worry.
And Alejandro González Iñárritu, accepting the Best Director prize for "The Revenant," made a hopeful speech about Hollywood's opportunity to "liberate ourselves from all prejudice," which was jarringly played off by "Ride of the Valkyries".
The prime minister responded: "It's been a long time, and we've had a lot of confused rumours and reports but Denis is out there now, and the Algerians have mounted a very big search today, and we just believe - I've just had news two minutes ago that they believe they've made a hopeful sighting.
My inquiring mind wanted to know how this teacher turned therapist made a hopeful prognosis out of such an intractable diagnosis.
There wasn't much at the conference to make a non-techie hopeful.
But he has made a surprisingly hopeful start.
The doomed Icarus, flying recklessly close to the sun on his wax wings, dreamed nobly for the good of mankind, and Mr. Sanchez has made a fervently hopeful case that such a spirit is not mythic at all.
The approximately 11.7 million undocumented living in the United States will be hindered from proceeding through channels of self-advancement that have made America a hopeful destination for the disadvantaged.
