hopefulness

He looked up at her with a hopefulness she'd seen before.

At last a kind of hopefulness broke in the air.

"I have a hopefulness that there will be more to come."

The novel concludes on a note of hopefulness for the future.

Nothing in life had given me cause for hopefulness.

She let a tone of hopefulness creep into her voice at the end.

Along with the hopefulness, however, there was also reticence among people on the street.

In the cancer war hopefulness itself becomes a kind of success, until a cure comes along.

Hopefulness, of course; a naive hope that he would be unlike other men.

If they go too far toward hopefulness, we can become naive and unrealistic.

A harsh land, she thought, and not one to foster any hopefulness of spirit.

But most students seem sensitive to public opinion, and the general mood today was one of hopefulness.

The other thing is that the children themselves are awesome in their ability to inspire hopefulness.

But that hopefulness has been replaced by a bitter sense of betrayal.

Instead, a mist of hopefulness about adult life floated through the meeting.

"There's hopefulness that this recent election represents a change, but we'll have to wait and see."

She sort of presented herself with good posture and a hopefulness that was so lovely.

There is, if not hopefulness, a desire to hope. "

I am frustrated, but I do think there is a sense of hopefulness now.

These towns are taking on the challenge with a hopefulness rarely seen in Hartford.

He had an air of hopefulness, for any sudden event may bring hope to a political underdog.

At all events, the hopefulness of an invalid was not to be discouraged.

His mere presence leaves the patient with more hopefulness and vitality.

In his analysis, the years following saw much of 1967's hopefulness disappear.

This cutting edge news is absolutely thrilling, one reason being its hopefulness.