Sentence examples for thrill of hope from inspiring English sources

"When the fighting broke out on 18 July," Orwell wrote in Homage to Catalonia, "it is probable that every anti-fascist in Europe felt a thrill of hope".

The comforting traditions, the good will and fellowship, the thrill of hope, a weary world rejoicing, the yonder breaking of a new and glorious morn.

Using it once in a while will maintain the thrill of hoping you will say your famous line, and saying it every three sentences will make it boring, if not annoying.

The 49ers were not much better, engaging in the thrilling strategy of "hope for an occasional mistake" as Alex Smith did a fine job of handing off to Frank Gore and relying on Vernon Davis to break free for one to two spectacular catch-and-runs a game.

I loved the thrill of the adventure and hoped that Beck, Bick, Storm and Tommy would achieve their quest of finding their parents who disappeared while working as super secret spies and treasure hunters.

I hope I hope!" She recalled the thrill of watching Glastonbury 2011 on the TV at her hotel in London.

It's endemically loaded with the thrill of change, which brings along the heavy-hitting emotions of hope and fear.

These students are not undertaking study solely for the love of their discipline or the thrill of intellectual challenge, but in the hope of getting an academic job.

"They are looking for hope, and they love the thrill of beating the challenge of death".

It is a performance worth seeing for the thrill of the adamantine first movement — and for the hope that the other movements, on second or third run-through, will become similarly strong.

Davis hopes to re-live the thrill of his Strasbourg success, but says the challenge will be tougher.