Sentence examples for one hoped from inspiring English sources

The concert took place on the third anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, of which he made less, perhaps, than one hoped; although, as on previous occasions, his attitudes towards Last Night rhetoric proved mercifully ambivalent.

In beatitude and felicity, the fulfillment of intellect and will respectively, the virtues of Faith and Hope fall away, and do not exist, for one now sees with the intellect what one believed, and has attained what one hoped for with the will.

(One hoped she wasn't trying to move a slow-selling entrée).

The focus of the eye, one hoped, would carry over to the concentration of the ear.

It was plaid pants that one hoped to see at Johan Lindeberg's show for his line, J. Lindeberg.

"It was among the knowledgeable others that one hoped to be talked about and admired," he wrote later.

Mr Kim (one hopes) does not.

But no one hopes for a drought.

One hopes so.

One hopes, and wonders.

One hopes they will.