Sentence examples similar to present day hope from inspiring English sources
And there was the present-day Hope, the indefatigable U.S.O.
The hymns of the week repeatedly use the present tense and the word "today" because Christ's saving Passion and life-giving Resurrection are a present day reality and hope -- not some far away historical.
Set in the present day, it follows the three Hope children, who grew up in a 1970s commune called Sunlight, and the divergent paths they've taken.
Some may argue he's making excuses for the book's offensive jokes, which many would definitely call sexist, but Patterson maintains the book doesn't present his sexual fantasies or a reality he hopes enters present day America.
If standardized testing is too caught up with traditional modes of judgment that make no sense to assess the present day student, then one has to hope that the high stakes testing system will innovate sometime soon.
Last month, FX Networks CEO John Landgraf told TVLine it was his "hope" that Season 5 would be set in the present day.
Unlike hope, acceptance nails you down to the forest of the present, day and night, both in light and in darkness.
"I'd hoped that this would represent me – or at least present day lesbianism.
For them she represents hope of a better future and a figure embodying the unity that is so absent from present day Burma.
Her influence continues to the present day.
