Sentence examples for subtle hope from inspiring English sources

How does one make sense of the interplay between man's finitude and the subtle hope for belief in something larger, some strain of religious life?

Therein lies a subtle Screen since hope is a central value of the religious right on whom his candidacy relies.

"In painting plant life with these human-like and larger-than-life qualities, and with these underlying subtle narratives, I hope that viewers will be able to identify with the subject matter on a personal level, and in turn will connect to nature and all life forms in a more personal, thoughtful and compassionate manner".

1650 is now called Moriond, a subtle rebrand Nathalie hopes will change perceptions.

A more appropriate name for this less than subtle study of hope-starved American youth might be "The Crass Menagerie".

Freud and his followers, also exponents of the experiential view, delved into memories of these subtle experiences, with the hope that re-imagining them from a different perspective might change their impact.

My experience touring with them has unraveled a subtle message that I hope is captured in these pictures: The more you feel like you're alone, the more you probably aren't.

It's a subtle difference, but Google hopes it will be enough to convince China to renew its license, which expires tomorrow, said Scott Tong on "Marketplace".

Between starts, Hughes adjusted his delivery with the pitching coach Larry Rothschild, focusing on involving the lower half of his body and driving more aggressively to the plate, a subtle change that, he hoped, would yield improved results.

And that's the subtle learning it's hoping to achieve.

Vitaly's photos show very well how the experience touched him – many of his images have a subtle but strong dose of hope and faith.