Sentence examples for setting hopes from inspiring English sources

'Setting hopes on the future' was the strategy least frequently mentioned by the family members in the interviews.

Weathering the future under the shelter of the UK or setting hope on their own strengths as a small country under the European umbrella, for the first time in centuries there is a real choice which road to take.

He is also unlikely to set hopes too high on a swift turn to functioning democracy.

Although the reactions occurred only rarely, there were enough to set hopes high for the validity of electroweak theory.

It was a heady era for hockey in Los Angeles, starting with the arrival of superstar Wayne Gretzky in 1988 that set hopes soaring.

Her intention was to watch the Oscars on the miniature set, hoping not to murder her eyesight.

The summer porch was my lab, where I wrote and drew (and dreamed), dissected mummified goldfinches and fiddled with my chemistry set, hoping against hope that something interesting would happen.

Pointing the telescopes in its Deep Space Network towards the north star, Polaris, astronomers played out their short cosmic DJ set, hoping that it might be heard by intelligent aliens during its 430-year journey to the star.

This prompts the question: can a reënactment of a movie, in however splendid a setting, hope to revive the precision with which the original wrought its magic?

Others, meanwhile, are setting their hopes on their favorite players' winning more trophies and thereby reducing the prospect of further boardroom upheaval.

Setting your hopes on one home can be incredibly discouraging, even when you're not attempting to buy a short sale property.