How To Use Hopefulness In A Sentence
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Youthful, idealistic romance has grown into love, hopefulness into doubt, and anger into distance.
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So Paul, with the hopefulness which is the prerogative of youth, recovered by degrees from the depression of spirit that the memory of the tragedy of Tewkesbury cast over him, and learned by degrees to take
In the Wars of the Roses A Story for the Young
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His hopefulness is connected to his understanding of the uniqueness and fragility of Grand Isle.
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What divides them is his agnosticism and cynicism versus their faith and hopefulness.
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He greeted Mr. Fear hospitably, having been so lately an offcast of the streets himself that his adoption had taught him to lose only his old tremors, not his hopefulness.
The Conquest of Canaan
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As such it is effective in changing symptoms of depression and despondency to those of cheerfulness and hopefulness.
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At 73 June sings those lyrics with the same determined pluck as she did at 9, revealing an artist whose hopefulness proved as solid and indefatigable as her voice.
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Of course there was nothing unusual in his hopefulness, which is common enough in cases of phthisis -- symptomatic, in fact; and, of course, I did not discourage him.
Wandering Heath
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He was rather better-looking in the face than she had supposed; and in this light she observed more clearly the rather odd expression he wore about the eyes, a quality of youthful hopefulness, a sort of confidingness: not the look of a brick-thrower, unless you happened to know the facts in the case.
V. V.'s Eyes
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Without Mugabe, a return to peace and prosperity in Zimbabwe will likely be slow, but leaders already exist who might take the country back to a kind of hopefulness that, in itself, will lead to a gradual confidence in investment of the sort that has lately benefited Mozambique, Angola, and Zambia.
What Will It Take to Save Zimbabwe?: Alexandra Fuller
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In my exhaustion, naivete, or hopefulness (or all three), I imagined the man in the comforter was a mentally ill relative who the man in jeans was trying to stop and help.
Farai Chideya: Obama Year One: Good for the Journalists? A Story of Fear and Hope.
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The congregation also sang the hymns Lord Of All Hopefulness and Abide With Me, and heard clips of Peel speaking in a variety of radio broadcasts.
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The release of motion discovers a kind of calm; the film's closing shot, a freeze-frame of Doinel running by the ocean, grasps him in a moment of hopefulness.
Truffaut: growing backwards into childhood
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The average hopefulness , the average welfare, the average enterprise, the average initiative, of the United States are the only things that make it rich.
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But the hopefulness with which Joey starts the summer rapidly devolves into confusion and fright as he tries to manage his remorseful, fetching, intemperate, hyperactive, and alcoholic father.
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The title spreads a layer of hopefulness over the sense of futility that defines the novel's characters.
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The feeling of hopefulness it somehow manages to impart anyway comes from their sense of humor - and from the creativity that's spawned by their friendship.
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It was a victory for footballing nous over naivety; intelligence over hopefulness.
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Immigration, at least from the Arab-American point of view, was just more innocent andI don't want to say naïvebut it had a kind of hopefulness and optimism that wasn't as charged by issues of race and politics as it is now.
Diana Abu-Jaber discusses her true identity with Origin
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The scores of SSI were highly correlated with scores in trait anxiety and hopefulness.
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And she thinks that maybe this once she can let it all go, forget herself, forget him long enough to find some kind of hopefulness for her future.
Acceptance (1/1)
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I notice that the lines of her eyebrows, nose and mouth all end with a slight upward curve like a yacht's sails, which gives a kind of hopefulness and self-confidence to her expression.
Esther
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The prospector is a man of small pretensions, of peaceful disposition, indomitable will, boundless perseverance, remarkable endurance, undoubted courage, irrepressible hopefulness, and unlimited hospitality He is the friend of every man till he has evidence that the man is his enemy, and he is the most respected man in the mining regions of the West.
The California Birthday Book
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And since his subject in this early period of his career was the incorrigibility of human hopefulness, repetition, not progressive plotting, was crucial to his method.
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But nonetheless there's a sense of hopefulness and optimism based on what happened in our family.
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Tonight I want to remember my mother's warmth, generosity, wisdom and hopefulness, and thank her for all the sacrifices she made on our behalf, like so many other mothers.
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Of course I am not so foolish as to suppose that all my work can have been achieved without _some_ penalty, and I have noticed for some time a decided change in my buoyancy and hopefulness -- in other words, in my usual
The Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. I-III, Complete
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When confronted with an empty tomb in our lives, do we look at the hopefulness of the situation or do we look at the dismalness of the situation?
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Her poilu is her beau ideal of faith and courage, of patriotism and devotion to the principles of human rights, of cheerfulness and hopefulness, of invincibility in that his cause is just.
Foch the Man
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Chris’s hopefulness is understandable given the sexual restraint exhibited by the Palin family.
Think Progress » Chris Wallace on whether Palin will sit on his lap during their interview: ‘One can only hope.’
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They are more strategic voters with long term hopefulness about political reform, as compared to tactical lesser-evil voters hoping against reality that when the two-party pendulum swings to the other side something really good happens.
Third Parties Fight for American Democracy
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He was not a big man, but his voice boomed, and his hands were meaty, and in repose there was something august about his heavy midwestern features: pale blue eyes that, in the absence of hopefulness, might have looked severe; prominent, straight nose and heavy jowls that, in the absence of mirth, might have seemed imperious and disapproving.
Excerpt: Manhood for Amateurs by Michael Chabon
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Researchers warn that the born-frees' hopefulness could sour once their expectations of a better life are not met.
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On his ceiling he has scribbled several sentences, which define hope and hopefulness.
