hope

As each of these modes of hoping possesses a different utopian configuration and offers a different response to the question of what a hoping Christian should do, the text of Utopia is riddled with internal tensions and conflicts.

Her use of hope has stopped me when I find myself hoping for something or wishing for things to be different.

Supporters of the initiative are hoping the new Industrial Business Zone status will end speculation that the area will become residential and attract some large businesses that fled to New Jersey for larger and more affordable warehouse spaces.

This issue of timing is also implicit in the sad expression of deflated hope related by Cleopas, "We were hoping that he was the one to liberate Israel [now!]." The immediate redemption of Israel is in the forefront of the disciples' minds.

The concepts of hope can be described as a verb (hoping) or as a noun (the hope).

Dufault and Martocchio (1985) defined hope as a "confident yet uncertain expectation of achieving a future good which, to the hoping person, is realistically possible and personally significant" (p.

She said she had been hoping to study there but was now planning to deal with universities in the USA.

In this world where human life is constantly torn by misery and emptiness, our deepest consolation is the reality that we are capable of hoping and thus no matter how unpleasant our experiences are, this faculty to hope can never be lost.

Where then can we discover an ultimate reason for hoping?