Sentence examples for perhaps hopeful from inspiring English sources

But parents, perhaps hopeful for their sons' athletic futures, loved it for boys too.

Shouting as he left court, Fahmy said he would not seek an appeal – perhaps hopeful of an intervention by Sisi.

The Parthians, perhaps hopeful of stirring up civil war behind him, released Antiochus' brother, who had been a prisoner since 141.

The search began at 3 47 p.m., almost three and a half hours before the first pitch, and there was an interesting, perhaps hopeful, sign.

None of the garages are open to the public, but that hasn't stopped them from becoming go-to spots on geek tours, luring pilgrims to otherwise calm neighborhoods, some of them perhaps hopeful they might one day start a company of their own that will change the world, or at least make a ton of money.

QPR need to erase from their minds the 6-1 humbling at west London rivals Chelsea last Sunday, the manner of which has led to many writing off the final game at the Etihad Stadium, but Hughes is interested only in the match against Stoke – in 14th on 44 points but perhaps hopeful of finishing in the top half of the table – at the moment.

And that is, perhaps, a hopeful thought to carry into the New Year.

They also allow us to put the current violence in a wider and perhaps more hopeful cultural perspective.

William R Polk: UN trusteeship is the best answer Lakhdar Brahimi's proposals are interesting, perhaps even hopeful, but they pose almost as many problems as they address.

At the shoe plant and on the streets of its Karada neighborhood, Iraqis seem surprisingly, perhaps irrationally, hopeful about their prospects.

Concerned about appearing to be "imperialists," and perhaps still hopeful they can exit Iraq sooner rather than later, United States officials have not, until recently, forcefully articulated their postwar democratic intentions and plans.