Sentence examples for newfound hope from inspiring English sources

With newfound hope, Bahrainis took to the streets on Feb. 14, 2011.

Hence the volatile mixture of newfound hope, raw anger and pent-up frustration Thursday night when residents gathered at the local Elks Lodge.

How exactly do you move to Canada?' In 2006, the mood started changing from pity party to newfound hope regarding the midterm elections.

(Gold) 'Shida' (closes on Wednesday) This one-woman musical, written and performed by Jeannette Bayardelle, is an earnest portrait of Shida, a young woman who survives sexual abuse and drugs to reach adulthood with newfound hope.

He said no to a one-bedroom on West 128th Street with no counter space and "weird pipes coming out of the wall," but visited the West 113th Street place with newfound hope.

In a region wrought by turmoil, the UAE represents newfound hope, opportunity, diversity, innovation and culture in the Arab world.The sun sets over the dunes of the Empty Quarter, leaving us with only the moonlight and a star-studded sky to light our way down.

I search for hours, and finally, eventually, I find some hope: newfound research on lasers for birthmarks, and -- better still -- a doctor who specializes in such treatments, about an hour away in Columbus.

The company's executives hope their newfound freedom lets them use profits to transition to a digital age rather than paying them back to a parent company.

We hope this newfound keenness will be extended to the far more serious charges pending about Mr. DeLay's heavy-handed role in seeing to the gerrymandering of the Congressional districts in his home state, Texas, in an attempt to cushion his G.O.P. edge in Congress.

Travelling to gawp and take photos as people's homes and livelihoods are washed away must rank as a niche tourism sector, but let's hope the newfound interest in this part of the country won't subside with the floodwaters.

"I hope, with newfound legitimacy, he feels his power and is supported by the international community to provide more visionary leadership than we've seen to date," said Andrew Wilder of the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, an independent research group based in Kabul.