Sentence examples for that a hope from inspiring English sources

And, with that, a hope that other hospitals in similar situations take his recommendations to heart.

Despite his talk of a growth strategy, Mr Osborne's real hope for an economic renaissance is just that – a hope.

The minister said the new fencing would replace the "inadequate" measures currently in place, and added that a hope would be to create secure parking for legal travellers to wait without the threat of any disruption.

Would any legal team appointed to act on his behalf not play things entirely straight, indicate that a hope is a hope and nothing but, and leave the matter at that?

Pascal has reshaped Lerman's reminiscences into a heroic physique, and given his subject the posthumous consolation (would that he could have known it) that a hope he confided to himself late in life, in a notebook he did not know would be found, was true: "I did do something extra: I lived.

The hope that all will be saved is precisely that, a hope.

That's a hope, not a policy.

But that is a hope, not a certainty.

That is a hope which Moyes will most certainly share.

Unfortunately, that's a hope Mr. Margolies would dash.

But that was always a hope against hope.