Sentence examples for simplest hope from inspiring English sources

While the simplest hope might be to understand and manipulate cell behavior in terms of targeting an intervention at some "most important" molecular "switch", in reality there is a greater likelihood that such an intervention will impact the network as a whole much more broadly – and quite possibly with unexpected phenotypic outcome effects.

This book, she writes: "is my attempt to put Haiti back together again for myself, to understand why all the simplest hopes and dreams of the men and women they call Fred Voodoo have been abandoned, and to stack the pieces flung apart by the earthquake back up into some semblance of the real country.

Blumenthal found Obama's approach to be "ahistorical" — a simple hope that the past could be waved away.

Blumenthal found Obama's approach to be "ahistorical"—a simple hope that the past could be waved away.

Such a view goes well beyond the simple hope of attaining a degree of fluency and passing an exam.

Theirs was a simple hope, a yearning for a place in the sun, maybe even a Jacuzzi.

Travelers craving simple hope can watch the sparrows in the Denver airport hop up to passengers, brazenly bumming crumbs, surviving fiercely.

I am there to serve and to support them all with the simple hope that the performance is better than if I had not been there".

Many voted yes in the simple hope that the document would bring stability, ending the short-lived interim governments and, with them, the aimlessness afflicting the country.Among the Sunni Arabs, the opposite was true.

"I've been full of simple hope on the first day of every baseball season I can remember," he wrote on his popular, almost-daily blog (danabrand.com/blog) on April 1.

Strolling the center aisle in the dappled light from the room's lofty stained-glass windows, Mr. Maginness cast his eye along the paneled walls and spoke of a simple hope.