Sentence examples for we hope rather from inspiring English sources

It's the same lens he turns on England itself, when the wild rose, England's symbol, somehow watches over the "wild thing", sleeping it off, we hope, rather than dead, in the ditch.

Sooner, we hope, rather than later.

"We conservatively estimate that we can save another 14,000 lives across the UK every year, and we would hope rather more than that".

Still, Schaffer counsels hope rather than despair.

3. Calm Persistence: "Often coping rather than comfortable, they hope rather than expect things to get better".

"We're committed to getting this resolved, we hope sooner rather than later," DeWitt said.

He hoped – rather, assumed – he would be a footballer.

A BBC spokesman said that they had "hoped, rather than expected" that Eccleston would continue in the role.

People hoped rather than believed their symptoms would improve.

Indeed, these days we're inclined to think of interest groups as political interlopers, whose importance we hope to minimize, rather than as the entirety of politics.

The question clearly and powerfully before us is not what we hope for, but rather, what are we going to do to make our hopes actually happen.