Sentence examples for regenerated hope from inspiring English sources

By the fall of 1934, the measures passed during The Hundred Days had produced a limited degree of recovery; more importantly, they had regenerated hope that the country would surmount the crisis.

Let's save our children and regenerate hope.

"But more valuable has been its success in regenerating belief, hope and human spirit.

In recent years this system has been rediscovered as an experimental model for probing how and why tissues regenerate, with the hope that this will help us to improve tissue repair in our own bodies.

Thus, it is no surprise that cryogenics — the freezing of dead human beings in the hope they might be regenerated in the future through medical advances — is a booming global industry.

As well as grand theories about how life regenerated, some members of the team are also hoping that the samples will increase their knowledge about the way peak-rings are formed.

But Kessler also thinks Sanders regenerated the Democrats' long-dormant progressive base, one that Swearengin will hope to capitalize on next year.

The best hope for regenerating the long nerves that control muscle movement, Kathy knew, were stem cell therapies still in very early stages of development.

The use of embryonic stem (ES) cells as unlimited cell source in tissue engineering has ignited the hope of regenerating any kind of tissue in vitro.

I hope gums regenerate or I'm fucked.

They created spaces, small and large, where they could come together to regenerate safety, trust and hope.