Sentences with phrase «hopefulness about»

Looks at feelings of hopefulness about the future.

Around 1990, just 12 years old, I was getting to and participating in environmental discussions (children's summits and Austrian national TV shows offering teenagers a chance to give speeches and discuss ethical issues on live television), going to Germany to the Children's Summit in 1991, organized by the magazine «natur»; in 1992 I tried to make it to Rio, and the feeling around then was one of urgency, public support, amazement and hopefulness about the young people who were going to change things.

This has a certain denial of the present, but also hopefulness about the future.

Despite this, there's a hopefulness about her work and portrayals of the queer black community.

Fascinating yet disappointing at the same time, and while it tries to instill hopefulness about the afterlife, it only succeeds in leaving a sour and depressing taste to it all.

There's a potency to his films, a certain generosity and warmth that defines his auteurism more than anything else, and, with that, an ebullient hopefulness about the cycle of growth that can be infectious.

Some optimism, some hopefulness about the process.

Filled with realism about the present and a cautious hopefulness about the future, this volume points the way forward by looking back to - in that apt expression - first things.

Not exact matches

There can be something sweet and even radiant about Sonia's hopefulness (as in Brooke Smith's lovely performance in Louis Malle's film Vanya on 42nd Street); but there is certainly something deeply sad about her resignation to incomprehension, to the failure of understanding, on this side of the grave.

I love the hopefulness of this time, a time to break up with all the stuff you hated about 2013 and dream again for better things in 2014.

Senator Tom Duane spoke twice, delivering a long, rambling set of closing remarks with jokes about his partner, tears, and a sense of hopefulness — even if the vote did not go his way.

The quick cutting is too damn fast in the last minute, but there's a nice sense of hopefulness and positivity about the...

It Follows succeeds as well as it does, in fact, precisely because it's willing to take a hard look at its generic baggage, subverting the slasher film's longstanding association with marked and discarded teen bodies to say something about the intense vulnerability of youth, as well as their insuperable and probably ill - fated hopefulness in the face of it.

For example, when we come to the end of the story «Our Lady of the Roses» (see Beyond the Book), a story about an art teacher in a Mobile catholic school looking for a way to relieve her feeling that life is suffocating her, although everything is still up in the air for her, there's also an overwhelming sense of renewal and hopefulness.

I'm not sure what I liked the most about the book, the hopefulness of it, the description of «life» in Here, the love the characters had for one another, or the realness of the story.

But what is fascinating about this human conundrum is the hopefulness with which most of us manage it.

But then came the meaning — as I relate in the April issue of Traditional Home — it's about hopefulness, freedom, the limitations of freedom, the transient nature of life and the cycle that sometimes results.

Good therapy is all about helping the person seeking help to feel better, to make healthy decisions and set healthy boundaries, to move from a place of poor emotional health to good emotional health, to make connections with others, and to replace sadness, anxiety, anger, and frustration with happiness, peace, and hopefulness for the future.

I feel passionate about helping people develop hopefulness and connection with themselves and their loved ones, as well as healthy relationship and coping skills that are useful in their lives.»

Understandably, you might be experiencing feelings of hopefulness or angst about what, if anything, you can do.