Sentence examples for valuable hope from inspiring English sources

It's easy to imagine how a new pair of shoes can improve the day-to-day lives of the homeless, but I did not anticipate how the generosity of strangers could give those less fortunate something equally if not more valuable: HOPE.

However, Xbank continued to present the tissue as valuable, hoping to inspire external bodies to take on their holding and provide the institutional and bureaucratic contexts that could make this claim to value more robust.

The study project stood for something valuable: the hope that ideas could find their way in the modern world.

The flip side of that good fortune was the fate that struck the Lakers' Kobe Bryant, who is out indefinitely with a badly sprained ankle, and the Knicks' Carmelo Anthony, whose most valuable player hopes keep going down in a heap these days.

Vulture investors buy sick companies with valuable assets, hoping that somebody will take them out at a premium.

More than valuables, they hoped to find photographs or other mementos of their antediluvian lives.

I thank you, dear MHH, for your valuable question, and hope that this column provides you with useful answers.

Robert Zatorre, a neuroscientist at the Montreal Neurological Institute at McGill University, said the results were valuable for those hoping to understand music's pleasurable effects in the brain.

But all in all, says Karen Artzt, a geneticist at the University of Texas, Austin, "the data are turning out to be as valuable as we hoped".

A relationship with Univision is politically valuable for anyone hoping to court Hispanics.

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