Use hopefully in a sentence
Sentences ending with hopefully
- Now the dwarf spoke again: "It was rather pitiful, rather small, in you to refuse to read that poor young woman's manuscript the other day, and give her an opinion as to its literary value; and she had come so far, too, and so hopefully. [5]
More example sentences with the word hopefully in them
- When at last we came to a badly ruptured bit of masonry, with hoof-prints evidencing a desperate struggle to regain the lost foothold, I looked quite hopefully over the dizzy precipice. [5]
- They were still watching hopefully for ships. [5]
- Sometimes it swelled up and for a moment seemed less remote; but when we were hopefully expecting it to betray its cause and nature, it dulled and sank again, carrying its mystery with it. [5]
- And yet hopefully, too, for at the thought of bloodshed she was near to fainting. [9]
- I am glad to hear you speak hopefully of Tennessee. [7]
- He talked hopefully to Becky; but an age of anxious waiting passed and no sounds came again. [5]
- In antique Roman times it was the custom of the Deity to try to conceal His intentions in the entrails of birds, and this was patiently and hopefully continued century after century, although the attempted concealment never succeeded, in a single recorded instance. [5]
- But as the time went on, he manifested some anxiety and surprise, glancing at the clock more frequently and at the window less hopefully than before. [12]
- I had gained the road once more, and I followed it hopefully, avoiding the stumps and the deep wagon ruts where the ground was spongy. [9]
- When she entered the boat after nightfall she exclaimed hopefully, sure of her cause, "When the moon is over Pelican Island he will come. [10]
- So these isles that they have struggled for so long and so hopefully have to be given up. [5]
- Later letters spoke less hopefully of his case; and finally came one announcing his death. [5]
- For her sake I had always talked hopefully before, but that was mere lying, for really there was not anything to hang a rag of hope for France upon. [5]
- The match burned hopefully a moment, and then went out. [5]
- It was written for fame and money, as the author very frankly--yes, and very hopefully, too, poor fellow --says in his preface. [5]
- She watched his face wistfully, eagerly, hopefully, translating his words by its expression; and when he had finished there was gladness in her heart-- a tumultuous gladness, indeed, though outwardly she was calm, tranquil, even judicially austere. [5]
- They discussed it every which way, more or less hopefully, but they had to finish where they began, and concede that the only really sane explanation of the absence of the notice must be--and without doubt was--that Tilbury was not dead. [5]
- I remember glancing down miserably at the new blue suit I had put on so hopefully for the first time that afternoon. [9]
- His tired lungs did their utmost--and hopefully, too--but the sealed jaws and the muffling sheepskin sadly crippled the effort. [5]
- So they went at it, the whole four hundred and fifty, praying around the altar, very hopefully, and doing their level best. [5]
- He was hopefully anticipating a cheerful evening of life in the midst of his family. [10]
- He rode on and on, hopefully at first, but with sinking courage finally. [5]
- Mind, I myself am a Simplified Speller; I belong to that unhappy guild that is patiently and hopefully trying to reform our drunken old alphabet by reducing his whiskey. [5]
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