Sentence examples for only be hope from inspiring English sources

When Winston says, "There can only be hope in the proles," it's not because the workers are more oppressed and so have the greatest incentive to revolt.

It can only be hoped that he will not take the country with him.

Which, it can only be hoped, is not where the English language is headed in 2004.

It can only be hoped England's conditioning staff are not Guardian readers.

But it can only be hoped that it also focused minds.

Either way, it can only be hoped that something good comes of the sorry shambles.

Stubbins will not only be hoping he does, but actually can.

It can only be hoped that other police forces around the country will follow the Met's lead.

It can only be hoped that it will bring some stability to what has been a completely chaotic caucus.

It can only be hoped that at some point the Bush administration will be tripped by its own shamelessness.

In 20 years' time it can only be hoped the global structure has fewer kinks in it.