Sentence examples for rather hopefully from inspiring English sources

After qualification, one newspaper described Iceland's manager, rather hopefully, as "a liberator of the volcanic island".

But rather hopefully for archaeology, diversity is thriving in the classroom.

Hearteningly, if perhaps rather hopefully, he has not given up on the idea of playing for England again.

They have killed (it is rather hopefully calculated) only 12 cattle, 100 sheep and nine dogs in the past four years.

"We're going to agree on virtually every issue," Dewhurst said, rather hopefully — the more agreement the better, so far as he was concerned.

And who can forget the golden days of what the British still, rather hopefully, call the "special relationship" -- the conservative transatlantic romance between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher?

Then you would only have a regurgitation of ideologies rather than, hopefully, an objective analysis of the issues".

"Definitely," Mitch said, without a hint of sarcasm, before pausing for a moment, then adding rather earnestly, "Hopefully we'll get numbers next time".

But then, realizing the limits of her interest in the family she'd invented as her subject, Tyler now concedes that the book will likely be published rather soon, hopefully while she is still alive.

But I think everybody will be hopefully rather pleasantly surprised".

KTVA could only apologise on Twitter, saying rather worryingly (and hopefully erroneously) that Charlo had been "terminated".