Sentence examples for rejuvenated hope from inspiring English sources

Any bitterness, following the disappointment of three world title defeats, is curbed by his rejuvenated hope.

Change takes courage, and on the day we mark the first anniversary of a shameful chapter in American history, we look forward to the tolling of bells when a rejuvenated hope emerges and the promise for change far surpasses current lassitude on immigration.

These changes will have to impact future norm-setting at the agency". "The Chair, Ambassador Trevor Clarke of Barbados, steered the helm of the Development Agenda process with judicious authority rejuvenating hopes that WIPO can mainstream public interest concerns into its core mandate.

Then Hudson, battling nerves and rejuvenated Yankee hopes in their raucous stadium, did the improbable.

and those coming-the new Sun Valley Metrolink Station and other projects- have really rejuvenated the hopes of the community to put it back on the right track". The community took root in 1874, when state Sen. Charles Maclay acquired about 56,000 acres stretching from Sunland Boulevard west to the Chatsworth area.

Many of the Scottish left were still wounded by the outcome of the independence referendum, but rejuvenated by the hope for change at the ballots the following day.

Based on a belief that positive conversations are essential for growth and development, Kingsley and his team hope to rejuvenate faith and inspire hope across the African continent.

Andy is disappointed, but her hope is rejuvenated when he says they can work something out.

USA Today highlights the tale of the American bobsled driver Steven Holcomb, whose Olympic hopes were rejuvenated by experimental eye surgery and a cool new sled.

Peter Whittingham hopes his rejuvenated form after a switch of midfield roles can help Cardiff City reach the Championship play-offs.

Rejuvenated health, he and the Nets hope, will beget renewed production.