Sentence examples for range of hopes from inspiring English sources

Now, if you're capable in the ordinary way of suspending disbelief, you may have leant Ethel Nairn a degree of credibility - actually, even I believe Ethel Nairn exists, such that an entire range of hopes, desires, fears and impulses could readily be ascribed to her - and this despite the fact that I myself only conjured this figment into being minutes ago.

Henry Miller likened him to Dostoevsky in his "range of hope and despair", while the late Edward Said, a friend for 20 years, noted his "extraordinary power of sympathetic understanding", particularly across cultures.

However, described as a form of temporal imperialism [47] 'realistic' views of the future displace what are deemed as unrealistic alternatives - closing the future as a space for projecting a range of fears, hopes, and calls for another world [48].

Thomson Reuters will announce on Tuesday an ambitious new video-on-demand service for its financial services clients, with thousands of searchable videos and transcripts on a range of topics, hoping to become a one-stop source for business people.

What follows is a sampling of the most ambitious and interesting projects from a wide range of distributors, in hopes of suggesting the range of material now entering the DVD marketplace.

As well as creating a unified ecosystem across a range of devices Microsoft hopes that the reshuffle will also boost their ability to deliver quality back-end services.

The purpose is to bring the full range of concerns, views, hopes and fears of the interviewees with respect to the driving question to the fore.

A wide range of US businesses hope to follow suit.

Administration officials said Friday that they were examining a range of issues and hoped to complete new guidelines in the next few weeks.

The BFI's chief executive, Amanda Nevill, said this year's festival would have a strong focus on films made by and starring a range of women in hope that it could be "a real moment to kickstart change".

People from a range of organisations are hoping they can tackle Wolverhampton's "obesity crisis" by working together.