Sentence examples for remarkably hopeful from inspiring English sources

The '70s began on a remarkably hopeful — and militant — note.

Since then its progress has been remarkably hopeful.

Despite their occasional gruesomeness, many of these stories are remarkably hopeful.

For a film of such immense scale and complexity, The Matrix now seems remarkably personal and hopeful about the future, which separates it from the technophobic films of the day.

Dr. Stephen E. Jones of the university hospital, who headed the medical team treating Mr. Owens, said his patient had remained "remarkably optimistic and hopeful that he was going to survive". However, Dr. Jones said, there was no positive response to experimental drugs tried on Mr. Owens.

It looks remarkably similar to the hopeful one Diamond issued back when it announced its Pringles deal in April 2011.

Children are perennially hopeful and remarkably resourceful.

His pre-Games assessment of the chances of Britain's hopefuls was always remarkably accurate.

As the procession of nervous hopefuls flock in, they treat them remarkably gently, looking gutted when they have to dish out a no.

The prosperity experienced by our parents left Millennials feeling tremendously hopeful about our lives and careers, and remarkably confident in our abilities - sometimes to the point where we expect to exceed our parents' achievements without much effort.

The Detroit showdown is, remarkably, the sixth full-scale debate among the Democratic hopefuls this year.