Sentence examples for of hope though from inspiring English sources

There is a ray of hope, though, that the worst may be behind the storied newspaper company.

The rest of the industry is no beacon of hope, though, as many of these shady manufacturing operations contract with Motorola, Samsung, Panasonic, and the rest of the usual suspects.

What provides a measure of hope, though, in places like Chicago and Philadelphia and Seattle and many others, is that so many teachers, parents, students, and community activists are refusing to simply accept this misguided direction for our schools.

There is a ray of hope, though.

There were a few signs of hope, though.

One workshop did give Mr. Kim a glimmer of hope, though.

If, as all three of them hope, though, this week's meeting in New York can tackle the question of how that mission can be financed and without a cure that means indefinitely and start groping towards answers, then the 50th anniversary of AIDS may yet be more cheerful than the 25th.

I never rid myself of the hope, though, God knows, after this last year I ought to be shot of it.

He emerges from prison espousing a credo close to old-school socialism, only to find the downtrodden every bit as venal and self-centred as the elite, and is thus left bereft of hope - though the film retains something unexpectedly life-affirming.

What, then, does he stand for, besides overcoming partisan divisions and speaking audaciously of hope?Beef, though not enough of itOn Iraq, his position is clear.

They give prominence to one rescued individual, as a story of hope, as though this could cancel the anonymous torment of thousands.