Sentence examples for projected hope from inspiring English sources

I was there in 1981 when François Mitterrand projected hope for real change to bellowing, rose-waving masses.

Facing down these overwhelming challenges, the new President projected hope and optimism.

A silence which projects hope for the future.

From the blacktop of Harlem, LeBron James gazes up at the skyline, projecting hope.

It seems a lasting human weakness, this need to project hope onto some group or other as bringers of emancipation.

They are often led by a person or small group of people, who organize while projecting hope and a vision of transformation.

It's as if CNN is a blank canvas of sorts — something to project hopes, dreams and business models onto.

Scottish independence has always been the ultimate political fantasy: a blank canvas that people can project hopes on to.

Scientists behind the project hope it will lead to a second "green revolution".

In 1968, he volunteered his medical services for Project HOPE in Cartagena, Colombia.

But Project Hope may be more than a way to get Chinese youth to tune in.