Sentence examples for may hope more from inspiring English sources

However, we may hope, more optimistically, he was anticipating how a complete reading of that celebrated Florentine would eventually lead us to Paradiso XI.

Mr Qaddafi may hope for more success with Mr Berlusconi's successor, Romano Prodi.

But it is a message not always heard, he said, adding, "If those with power are now willing to hear it, then we may hope for more equitable policies that do take the interest of the poor into account".

If we become less focused on the motivators which only recognize competition (extrinsic motivators; money and status) and prioritize the means to improve ourselves (the intrinsic motivators; the intangible), then we may hope for more creativity and for the much needed presence of a deeply ingrained health consciousness in our world.

We may hope to learn more about brain correlates if we turn to instances in which percept processes seem to be in a more active state".

By piling on pressure, the government may hope to extract more revenue from it.

Readers may hope to see more of this hallucinatory mode from her, but — if they're like me — they will welcome whatever they can get.

She concludes, "There I may become less 'successful' but there I may hope to recover more of the actual touch of tenderness".

He may hope to find more in stops along the way, but, by accident or design, his cruise won't be getting anywhere close to Anchorage or Wasilla.

This is only the Spanish conductor's second outing at the Met, after a Rigoletto last year, and one may hope to hear more from him in the future.

They may hope he picks a more cheerful theme.