Sentence examples for worldly hopes from inspiring English sources

And it ends for each of us in personal destruction in death, which trumps all worldly hopes, and conceals impenetrably any experience that may lie beyond.

As Omar Khayyam underlines in his Rubaiyat: "The Worldly Hope men set their Hearts upon Turns Ashes -- or it prospers; and anon, Like Snow upon the Desert's dusty Face Lighting a little Hour or two -- is gone".

Calm yourself and forget your worldly problems, hopes, and fears.

The Puritans proved their worth in the New World by achieving worldly success that, they hoped, demonstrated God's love.

Emigration is positively and decidedly setting that way; but as yet it is mere worldly emigration, with the hope of making money, nothing more.

Costanzo hoped to gain worldly knowledge that she craved by spending seven months exploring Europe and parts of the Middle East.

Even though Mr. Obama's campaign intends to shelve his experiences abroad for now — the urgent matter at hand this week are trips to Iowa and Missouri, Florida and Texas ��� the worldly images are precisely what Mr. Obama hopes voters will begin internalizing in the coming months.

But voters who were hoping for a more worldly and pragmatic successor to the combative Mr Uribe should be pleased with Mr Santos's debut in office.

Afterward, Bernstein explained why he had offered, in place of a conventional requiem or memorial, Mahler's "visionary concept of hope and triumph over worldly pain".

With the far left and the far right preaching protectionism, any candidate will feel he must shore up his base.Many business leaders cling to the hope that a certain worldly realism will emerge.

Kierkegaard draws attention to Christianity's "inverted dialectic", which demands that we exercise "double vision", to see in worldly things their spiritual opposites, such as hope in hopelessness, strength in weakness and prosperity in adversity.