Sentence examples for would be hope from inspiring English sources
"I was very keen that having accompanied Helen on every step of her painful story, there would be hope for her and her future.
In the same way that the first drugs to treat cancer, depression and schizophrenia changed our attitude to those ailments, the same could happen to dementia: in place of resignation, there would be hope.
The most obvious response would be that provided by T. S. Eliot, in "East Coker": "I said to my soul, be still, and wait without hope / For hope would be hope for the wrong thing".
I honestly thought there would be hope when the ANC [African National Congress] came into power but I'm here, 20 years on, and I'm still on the street," Momepele says.
If people could just talk to each other perhaps then there would be hope, she thinks.
Maybe when that day comes there would be hope that we might come to America too.
The company would be hoping to use the fund to finance future projects.
This behaviour is intuitively expected for an optimised geometry, where it would be hoped that all locations around the hole would be equally critical.
It would be hoped that Americans are willing to take these manufacturing jobs.
One set of shareholders – the litigiously minded – would be hoping to benefit at others' expense.
"At university I would be hoping for the same sort of help," he says.
