Sentences with phrase «hopefulness when»

While it's important to inculcate a spirit of hopefulness when considering the future, in today's economy, it's equally necessary to be prepared for any eventuality.

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«When you have a place of hopefulness and you think that it's going to be resolved and it isn't, that that can trigger a crash.»

I think I am partly grieving the couple Scott and I were when we moved into the house, with all of our hopefulness and naivetè, seven years worth of mistakes and missteps still ahead of us.

Though it's frustrating when they fall short by trying too hard to tie up their ends, The Machinist and Enduring Love approach nihilism with a certain degree of hopefulness, replicating by that instinct the struggles of their protagonists to make sense of the senseless — to bear up under a sea of nothing and wish in vain to not be consumed by the rising tide of nothing.

According to the poll, 59 percent of students said they felt «stuck» or «discouraged» when asked questions pertaining to hopefulness in school.

But when word comes down from on high that the case is to be dropped immediately, Landsman soon finds himself contending with all the powerful forces of faith, obsession, hopefulness, evil, and salvation that are his heritage — and with the unfinished business of his marriage to Bina Gelbfish, the one person who understands his darkest fears.

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.

Attentive to the moment in a second chance when outcomes are invisible yet full of potential, the inherent tenet of this exhibition is one of hopefulness.

There are days when the marriage is full of joy and hopefulness, and there are days when the marriage becomes...