Sentence examples for preserving hope from inspiring English sources

I think that the taboo on killing coarse fish is a way of preserving hope.

[stakeholder, extract 4] Self-care and preserving hope I am tired of being a drug user.

Additionally, they may not ask questions in an attempt to preserve hope and present a 'brave face', although in some patients, preserving hope conversely translates to more active information seeking, particularly regarding alternative therapies.

Parents have indicated clearly in the studies considered in this meta-synthesis that religious, cultural beliefs, personal values, and certain stances, such as preserving hope, are very important in their decision making [ 32, 36- 39, 44].

If doctors truly want to preserve hope, they owe it to their patients to stick around until the end.

This short film, based on the work of the photographer Matt Black, shows how families of the missing are coping with the still unexplained loss of their loved ones, and how citizens are struggling to protect themselves, and to preserve hope.

"Guerrero: The Monster in the Mountains" Six months after forty-three students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School went missing, citizens in one of Mexico's poorest and most violent states struggle to protect themselves, and to preserve hope.

He understood the legitimacy of Israel's war for independence and later commented that the establishment of the state of Israel was one of the few events "that allows us to preserve hope".

"Like Khrushchev, Putin in Syria was forced to take a step back, so as to avoid irreparable damage and to preserve hope that things will improve in the future".

Most of these surrogates believe that physicians should not withhold information about prognosis as a way to preserve hope and consider prognostic information to be essential for emotional and practical preparation [76].

The government needs to keep people in their homes for many reasons to help preserve hope and dignity, to keep neighborhoods and communities intact and to keep these properties from further weighing down the balance sheets of already-clotted financial institutions.