Sentence examples for wrong with hoping from inspiring English sources

There may be losers, and there is nothing wrong with hoping that certain insurance companies are among them — the ones that, until now, were able to sell predatory plans that looked solid but left people stripped bare financially if they actually became sick.

"If one spouse is keeping the apartment and I happen to meet that spouse, they don't hesitate to tell me all the things wrong with it, hoping to influence my estimate," said Lawrence Sicular, who has his own appraisal and research firm.

There's nothing wrong with daydreaming, or hoping that he might be the man you marry, but you have to make sure that you're grounded in the reality of the relationship.

What, exactly, is wrong with the "Hope for Homeowners" program that Congress enacted this summer?

By James Surowiecki November 12, 2008 What, exactly, is wrong with the "Hope for Homeowners" program that Congress enacted this summer?

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Perhaps I am wrong; I hope I am wrong.

There's nothing wrong with liberals in other nations hoping for Washington to put their homelands' interests before that of Americans.

"It's wrong and I hope he stops," said Rubio in an interview with a local Florida television station.

Nothing wrong with improvisation; but let's hope that Cianfrance had a firmer grip on the rest of the movie and good insurance.

Something wrong with African life which he hoped to correct by the public opinion he could generate to increase the awareness and the need for giving African women a say in the matter.