Sentence examples for passionately hope from inspiring English sources

I passionately hope he succeeds.

I passionately hope friends and colleagues in England will take up the mantle," he said.

He said: "I passionately hope that my children will be able to teach their children the same – that the stamp on their passport is a mark of pride.

I passionately hope that the Apple Tablet will become the only portable media device I need to carry, but at the same time – because of the Kindle – I just can't imagine a possible universe in which it will succeed.

We need more eyes to be opened, and I passionately hope that ADHD Nation will finally wake us up as a society to what's happening around us.

The Scotland being here described – or proposed – was the Britain so passionately hoped for by the millions who voted for Tony Blair, back in 1997.

Just as she was packing to return to Germany, a student dropped out of the clinical psychology course she had passionately hoped to join and she was able to stay on.

"Proximally and for the most part [or "initially and usually," zunächst und zumeist]," as Heidegger likes to say, we do not stand apart from the entities that populate our world, observing them dispassionately or even passionately, hoping to transcend an isolated subjective sphere which in fact we are usually already beyond.

A believer in science and the scientific method, Dewey passionately hoped that these tools could be trained on the human condition, unlocking our potential to soar to ever greater heights.

And I hope passionately that the people of Scotland - who make such an important contribution to life on these islands - choose to stay within our family of nations here in the United Kingdom.

Speaking in Edinburgh, Mr Osborne went on: "I want Scotland to keep the pound and the economic security that it brings and I hope passionately that the people of Scotland who make such an important contribution to life on these islands choose to stay within our family of nations here in the United Kingdom".