Sentence examples for terribly hopeful from inspiring English sources
Richard P. Keeling, the editor of the Journal of American College Health, which published Dr. Wechsler's latest study, called the new strategy "a terribly hopeful approach in a field which is despairing of hope.
And he said he was not terribly hopeful that the Legislature would be open to Mr. de Blasio's message.
I'm not terribly hopeful of that because it's not clear to me that Ben Sasse will run for a second term; he finds life in the senate unsatisfying as almost any thoughtful and intelligent person would because the senate does very little.
Considering that provincial laws usually override local ones, Watson isn't terribly hopeful about tomorrow's hearing.
Now it is the home of a hopeful yet terribly uncertain team.
CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves is hopeful but not terribly optimistic about an end to the Hollywood writers strike.
WASHINGTON -- Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders isn't terribly impressed with a new Department of Justice pledge to get serious about white-collar crime.
Here are the highlights: Writers' Strike I'm hopeful, but I'm not terribly optimistic.
"As long as the economy stays good and most people are very hopeful about their personal economic future, no one's terribly concerned about excessive C.E.O.
Of G.M.'s cash infusion, she said, "It makes us hopeful that the parties can quickly reach an agreement to bring an end to the terribly costly and disruptive strike".
