Sentence examples for overwhelming hope from inspiring English sources

For young people just stepping up to thoughts of the American dream, the first 100 days began with an overwhelming hope that has begun to buckle under the combined weight of credit card debt, grim job prospects, and the cost of education that continues to skyrocket out of control.

This is my generation's story, told by our lives' small victories, epic failures, and overwhelming hopes.

But she also sees her mission as keeping their stories alive as a way of calling attention to the good that a human being can do when evil seems overwhelming and hope seems lost.

"And how do you know your building won't be taken away from you in a year?" Despite these overwhelming problems, hope for the future and pride in their new nationhood seem to be the mood today among East Timorese.

Some of his tasks are inherently contradictory: give a realistic assessment about the perils facing the country without portraying them as overwhelming; raise hopes and instill confidence without overpromising what he might be able to accomplish; and represent the change he has promised without insulting his predecessor.

"We recognise that there are times when difficulties can appear overwhelming and we hope that we can resolve the present difficulties in the best interest of the family".

We depict the trauma and horror of Terezín, but also the overwhelming power of hope that I saw in the drawings and heard in the testimonials.

"There is an overwhelming amount of hope that the Paris climate agreement could be a turning point towards a more resilient, low-carbon future," Gore told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.

The general effect can be close to overwhelming, but oddly hope-inducing, at least in terms of the civic will both to recover and remember that is demonstrated.

The general effect can be close to overwhelming, but oddly hope-inducing, at least in terms of the civic will to both recover and remember that is demonstrated.

The general effect can be close to overwhelming, but oddly hope-inducing, at least in terms of the civic will to recover and remember that is demonstrated.