Sentence examples for more hopeful note from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama, in contrast, struck a sunnier, more hopeful note, as is his wont.

On a more hopeful note, I had another daughter this year.

On a more hopeful note, The Wrap found that other major studios are making films with women directors.

At the Singing River Mall in Gautier, a few miles west of Pascagoula, Charles T. Hollis, 49, sounded a slightly more hopeful note.

Then he struck a more hopeful note, adding: "This is a graduation, your graduation, or perhaps your son's or your daughter's; for that reason you are not likely to forget it.

The exhibition, "Hidden and Forbidden: Art and Objects of Intolerance; Evolving Depictions of Blacks in America," starts with a section on slavery, continues through Jim Crow laws and various characterizations and caricatures of black citizens and ends on a more hopeful note with a display called "Black Movements in America".

Others were more hopeful, noting that the meeting had helped foster an atmosphere of collaboration between the donor community, climate scientists, agricultural researchers, food security activists and representatives of the world's farmers.

Exactly how far Miles should be redeemed proved a contentious point between Pickett and Payne: the novel ends on a far more certainly hopeful note than the movie - though Pickett had also experimented with an ending far bleaker than both.

On a slightly more hopeful and personally responsible note, women who are aware that they are HIV positive are over four times as likely to use a condom than women who believe they are HIV negative, suggesting that women's awareness of their own risk factors may be effective in reducing risk for HIV transmission from themselves to others.

He ultimately considers suicide, but the film ends on a hopeful note that may be little more than wish-fulfillment on the part of filmmaker and audience.

Warren, whose own book was going to be titled Rigged but ultimately went out with a more hopeful title, said that while Piketty's book could elicit despair, she found a hopeful note in it, too.