Sentence examples for precious hope from inspiring English sources

The Englishman's dreadful missed putt on the final green of the Saturday fourball session starved Europe of precious hope.

A time when teachers carried themselves like they were ambassadors of precious hope and promise.

I am a Mom to the most precious "hope triplets," as I call them.

On the other hand, there is precious little hope of Mr Gore doing so either.

It is an extraordinary decision, and one that will inspire precious little hope among the already exasperated fans.

But Downing Street spokesmen can bring precious little hope of regional equity to the three northern regions.

At the end of his joyful travels, full of heartfelt appreciation for so many humble, enduring creatures, Fortey strikes a somber note, giving precious little hope for the next four billion years.

But with precious little hope that the US has the ability or the will to provide any sort of solution, containment seems to be the new name of the game.

In an era of extreme economic inequality (which is another way of saying economic unfairness), Wall Street can be on a roll and corporate profits can streak toward the moon at the same time that ordinary American families are stuck in depressionlike conditions with precious little hope of relief.

Initially, his parents (Darren McGavin and Melinda Dillon) supply precious little hope.

The economic crisis and Obama's lukewarm handling of it gives progressives precious little "hope" and "change" to look forward to going into 2012.