Sentence examples for measures of hope from inspiring English sources

Between games, players expressed equal measures of hope and anxiety.

For Meral Bestas, a local lawyer who attended the funeral, Ms. Allak's story seemed to offer equal measures of hope and despair.

This was a headline writer's dream, compelling drama and delicious irony rolled into one to leave Ireland and Mick McCarthy planning for the World Cup's second phase with equal measures of hope and expectation here last night.

Baldwin is on "The Dick Cavett Show," and Cavett is trying to ask him if we should feel equal measures of hope and despair about race relations in America.

Written with insight and compassion, not to mention biting wit, it shines a clarifying light into some of life's darker passages, exploring how people endure the unendurable, and not only survive but also move forward through their blighted lives with sustaining measures of hope, love and good humor.

Especially this year, against the tragedy, terror and turmoil that regularly appear on my newsfeed, I've found precious measures of hope and solace in the season's rituals and the promise of light that dispels darkness.

So, there's an amazing measure of hope of what can be done.

The youth movement creates a sense of renewal and a measure of hope.

That measure of hope all but vanished when Donald Trump won the election.

There is also a measure of hope that life will improve.

Still, there was some measure of hope that Iraq could lurch forward.