Sentence examples for of a hope from inspiring English sources

At the opening, as Foley strums a ukulele, they sing a nonsense song that concludes, "I'm dreaming of a hope / Hoping for a light / To finish a ridiculous song / About a song / About a dream".

In the rejection of "a hope", all utopias – earthly and heavenly – seem to be cancelled.

"It's more of a hope than anything at this point," he said.

But that possibility remains more of a hope than a tangible reality at the moment.

Confessions of a Hope Fiend (1973) detailed his imprisonment and subsequent escape.

Only Applewhite's late throw gave the Longhorns any flicker of a hope entering the second half.

Nope, this R-rated burger quest won't remind anyone of a Hope and Crosby road movie.

British design had been born out of a hope of improving design standards in industry.

Campbell puts forward something else: more of a hope than a plan.

Collectively, the films assume an affective, unexpectedly stately power: a multicultural, multi-gendered blast of inclusivity, and the excavation of a hope-filled past.

Dundun, only nineteen, already displayed up and down both his arms the tattooed veins of a hope-to-die heroin addict.