Sentence examples for true hope from inspiring English sources

That would bring true hope and confidence to Henan and all of China".

Schalke came with a tinge of pride but no true hope.

True hope and change was never his to bestow, he explained; rather, it resides within all of us.

"Our true hope is that all of you will stay committed to the biomedical sciences," said Reede.

(Matthew 10 8) In addition, we direct attention to God's Kingdom as the true hope for peace on earth.

"We can't just preach to the choir; the message of liberty and true hope must be understood by a larger audience".

As long as we believe that research represents one of the few true hopes for moving society forward, then we have to face this crisis.

Perhaps Minogue is ready to show him again that her "heart is oh so true"; hopes of a reunion would not be misplaced judging by Waterman's promise of a "very special duet" in July.

You simply proclaim what you believe as though you know it to be absolutely true, hoping we recognize the truth of it, and, if we don't, then we've disappointed you again.

I'm a cockeyed optimist, but these two events forced me to confront certain basic truths: dreams don't always come true; hopes sometimes remain just that.

The Mexican-Americans hoping to rekindle the holiday's true significance hope so, too.