The most hopeful thing I can look at is food.
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What makes you most hopeful when you think about it?
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Which current efforts to eliminate diseases make you most hopeful?
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And even economists' most hopeful takes had a gray lining.
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Kanye's happiest, most hopeful...and PRETTIEST album by a fucking mile.
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What is it about this generation that makes you most hopeful?
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Germaine always has the last, best and most hopeful word, however.
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It is the most hopeful sign we've seen since Trump's election.
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These efforts are the most hopeful things happening in America today.
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What experiences or actions make you most hopeful when you do it?
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It is the most hopeful, eager, childlike smile a person can imagine.
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Perhaps, the most hopeful comparison for Biden is Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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I'm fearful of everything right now, but most hopeful that love will persevere.
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Obama talk has made me the most hopeful I've felt since Election Day.
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It was one of the most hopeful outcomes on election night last year.
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The Trump resistance has been the most hopeful sign of activism in decades.
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Even those most hopeful about getting it done consider that a very ambitious timetable.
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What are you most hopeful about and what is keeping you up at night?
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Most hopeful are shared commitments to move to cleaner energy and limit carbon emissions.
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This part of the book is the most hopeful, ambitious and, unfortunately, least successful.
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Hall's voice is bright and attentive — it's the most hopeful moment on the album.
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Among the headline acts, Al-Azzawi is the most hopeful omen of things to come.
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Even the most hopeful advocates say the new plan would affect only thousands of sales.
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"I feel like I am the most hopeful person you could possibly meet," Notaro said.
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Among proponents of liberalized trade, the most hopeful history may be the most recent chapter.
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The messages, scrawled in Sharpie, ran the gamut — some despairing, most hopeful, a few humorous.
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The horror on their faces may be the most hopeful image in the entire movie.
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The arrival of the internet in their lives is one of India's most hopeful narratives.
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One of the most heartbreaking movies of the decade, and also among the most hopeful.
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The most hopeful development would be an unexpected decline in birth rates in sub-Saharan Africa.
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But even the strategists who were most hopeful for a boost from the reclassification sounded cautious.
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DW: What was the most hopeful, optimistic, "maybe we can win this" moment from the campaign?
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It was very much a song for us and about us, in the most hopeful sense.
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Even in the most hopeful nations, however, a number of hurdles united respondents across the board.
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But that to me was maybe the most hopeful sign that coupled with the missiles not being fired.
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" The concert was capped with "I've Got Wheels," perhaps the most hopeful song on "Weight of These Wings.
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What is the thing you're most worried about and the thing you're most hopeful about, to finish up?
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In fact, for a liberal-minded viewer, that may be the most hopeful takeaway of Knock Down the House.
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The cessation of hostilities is the most hopeful sign in years in the nation that's been torn by civil war.
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It's not Perks of Being A Wallflower, but it might be the most hopeful note the show could end on.
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"What I'm most hopeful for, post-Olympics, is the number of girls it will bring to skateboarding," she told me.
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Even Trump's most hopeful and needy European partner, Britain's embattled PM Theresa May, is reaching the end of her patience.
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It was actually one of the most hopeful things I've heard, was when I was at a Vanity Fair conference.
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As I write in it, the resistance has been responsible for the most hopeful showing of political activism in decades.
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By far, Mr. Sanders's "America" was the ad from 2016 that made SpotCheck's raters the happiest and the most hopeful.
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It'll be a nuisance -- at least that's what I'm most hopeful for -- a repeat of what has happened twice before.
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"This is the most hopeful I've been in a while," Danielle, one of them, tells Jordan before asking for a selfie.
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One of the most hopeful — if counterintuitive — findings from conflict resolution research is that most conflicts do eventually get amicably resolved.
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In his 40s, he enjoyed hard-won sobriety, traveled frequently to Europe and wrote some of his most hopeful, grateful poetry.
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For me, it was the most hopeful part of the whole episode, the possibility that my attack was psychological and not physical.
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But this heartbreaking exchange turns out to be the most hopeful moment of all, a note-perfect ending to a perfect show.
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Often nudity and sex on stage go side by side with violence; here it is the most hopeful, tender part of the opera.
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But it is also Baumbach's most hopeful treatment of the subject, in a long history of films that make it a central theme.
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The most hopeful view is that this is all a big misunderstanding -- that there's a massive communication breakdown between scientists and the general public.
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Surely even the most hopeful of us didn't expect global warming to compete with jobs, the border, or national security on the campaign trail.
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I thought, like most hopeful yet hopelessly naive people who are newly pregnant, that surely a pregnancy will lead to a live baby. Right?
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But the most hopeful sign might just be how engaged he is when away from the action, constantly putting pressure with cuts and screens.
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In India, our correspondent is tracking one of the country's most hopeful narratives — the spread of the internet to vast multitudes of rural people.
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The place is incredible, and I think this song is the most hopeful part of the record because I had this place in mind.
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" Or, as Chris Santos says about the finale's terrible twist after the most hopeful moment possible, "Then at the end it comes and grabs you.
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And we need to show the littlest, sweetest and most hopeful ones among us that this is unequivocally and absolutely true in all ways, every day.
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There's another similarity: Nick Carraway describes Jay Gatsby as "the single most hopeful person I have ever met," and that's exactly the defining characteristic of Low.
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It's time that victims and the media speak out about these issues, especially when it comes to institutions of higher learning, our most hopeful melting pots.
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The work of Teresita Fernandez and Nari Ward presents two contradictory views of the United States — one of the most hopeful, and one of the least.
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Credit...Brad Ogbonna for The New York Times The Beninese vocalist Angélique Kidjo was born into one of the most hopeful moments of the 20th century.
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The most hopeful development on the Anacostia, for example, takes the form of a $2bn sewage overflow system, which is due to come into use in 2018.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music What makes you most hopeful about the country and the work you're doing there?
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I have followed campaigns since I was a child — my mother is a journalist — and Mr. Modi's election was one of the most hopeful of my lifetime.
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Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool is one of two things: an acknowledgment that we're all totally, utterly screwed, or one of the band's most hopeful albums to date.
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Mr. Obama's presence in office has reflected our most hopeful embrace of change, even as it throws light on the deeply entrenched bigotry that would reverse such change.
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Image: NASASaturn's moon Titan is a frigid hellscape by Earth standards, but it's also one of the most hopeful spots for discovering alien life in our solar system.
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When Lorelai finally convinces Emily to steal a spa robe as a symbol of their time there, it's one of their warmest and most hopeful semi-reconciliations. 37.
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"The potential for agricultural soils to capture and store atmospheric carbon dioxide is the most hopeful solution I know of to address climate change," said David Perry, Indigo's CEO.
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Trump's fellow Republicans have little choice but to look on at the madcap cycle of revelations and suspicion that is unfolding and adopt the most hopeful interpretation of events.
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One of the most hopeful options is the potential development of geothermal resources around the Sea, which is one of the largest sources of geothermal energy in the world.
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What once was a stream of more than $22016 billion in annual revenue has been cut in half and not even the most hopeful investors expect a full rebound.
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And that was the thing that was the most hopeful about this movie — we were all telling this same story about this woman who was kind of forgotten about by history.
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Perhaps the most hopeful promise is that fictional, synthetic Dolores will get her revenge against her patriarchal oppressors and make her own justice, just as real women have always had to do.
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The cessation of hostilities is considered by some to be the most hopeful sign in years that fighting in the nation, where the conflict has killed at least 250,000 people, will subside.
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Her stunning endorsement is the most hopeful sign yet that we are finally reaching the tipping point when Congressional Republicans realize that opposing an increase in the minimum wage is politically unpopular.
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The most hopeful season three Black Mirror episode follows two dissimilar women who find each other and fall in love within a kind of vividly detailed computer simulation, where their consciousnesses occasionally dwell.
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From 1981 to 2016, they found that the top 10 percent of stocks analysts were most hopeful about generally had poorer growth than the 10 percent of stocks they were most pessimistic about.
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When it's fashion's biggest night of the year and the theme is "camp," even the most hopeful fashion fans know a few of their favorite celebrities have a good chance of missing the mark.
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Burrows' most hopeful scenario, "a World Restored," is one in which the US, China and others pull back their bipolar collision course before it is too late, recognizing the unacceptable cost to their societies.
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In Season 3, uploaded consciousness was the premise of one of the series' best and most hopeful episodes, "San Junipero," in which two lovers reunite on the digital plane after their physical bodies die.
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For the Florida House races on Tuesday, the DLCC sent $2000,2.77 to the state Democratic Party, and this past week sent an email on behalf of Margaret Good, the candidate they're most hopeful about.
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Claire: That was one of the things that I got out of the elections that made me feel the most hopeful — the sheer number of women, women of color, and queer candidates who were elected.
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First produced in 1951, when it (astonishingly) became the winner of Williams's only Tony Award for Best Play, "The Rose Tattoo" is perhaps the most hopeful and lighthearted work in its author's suffering-packed canon.
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Perhaps most hopeful for those of us at high risk for dementia, emerging evidence shows that despite family history and personal genetics, lifestyle changes such as a diet, exercise, and better sleep can improve brain health.
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The Pallone/Walden bill yet is the most hopeful sign yet that the days of patients ending up in the emergency room with not only a broken arm but also a huge bill might be numbered.
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What is most maddening about this situation is also what is most hopeful: Granting legal status to undocumented immigrants would unleash massive potential, add an estimated 150,000 new jobs annually, and add $1 trillion to America's GDP.
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Where a year ago its most hopeful, forward-looking songs seemed like they had been validated and made at least partly irrelevant by the Obama era, they now sound urgent again, and more than a little naïve.
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"In Jamaica, and in the stumbling and fumbling reaching forward of its people, is dramatized, almost at laboratory level, the most hopeful image I know of the newly emerging underdeveloped world," he wrote in Holiday magazine in 1963.
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Though Uzbekistan is the most populous of the "stans", with 31m people and plenty of minerals, and was once widely considered the most hopeful, it has become an economic basket-case, riddled with corruption and run along Soviet lines.
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Activists say the most hopeful part of the latest fight against Section 377 is that it is no longer limited to allies or members of the community standing in as proxies for others who are too afraid to come out.
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A day after Syrian government troops retook control of the city, the most hopeful appraisal came from Maamoun Abdulkarim, Syria's antiquities director, who said 80 percent of the Unesco World Heritage site that encompasses the 2,000-year-old ruins remained intact.
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Seeing Clinton not just attend the inauguration, but wear all white like she did in the most hopeful moments of her campaign, looks like both a refusal to back down in defeat, and a nod to the importance of the day.
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The 64-year-old responded by saying that electric vehicles would still fall behind gasoline cars when it comes to range, but added passenger cars are "one of the most hopeful" factors in bringing down the cost of environmentally friendly alternatives.
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Ken Anthony, a scientist at the institute, discussed the new interventions that he is most hopeful about: There is no doubt in my mind that climate change has driven the devastation we've seen in recent years on the Great Barrier Reef.
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But what makes me most hopeful about the future of mental health (both mine and others') is remembering that people, dare I say women especially, are a resilient bunch; we conquer adversity in many areas of life and lend a helping hand throughout.
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Erin Elizabeth Adam dominates the back of the gallery with "Under the Same Sky," a sprawling to-scale replica of the type of homeless encampment displaced Angelinos currently inhabit on the curbside of what was once the most hopeful road in America.
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In fact, we'd argue that surging interest in urban housing and transportation issues, and the rise of the grass roots Yes in My Back Yard movement that's behind it, is perhaps the most hopeful development in the American climate movement in recent years.
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Now in her 40s, with two marriages behind her, her body starting to show its age, she's at once the most knowing and cynical character in "The Cactus League" — she's onto all the scams, all the lies people tell one another — and the most hopeful.
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Questioner 23: It's hard to believe anything that a politician says publicly, but I wonder: Without naming names, what are the most hopeful and the most dire things you've been told by a politician kind of behind closed doors about the future of immigration?
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But the most hopeful thing you might see is a gathering of young people unfolding without any urgency to feed consumerism or the social media paradigm—a timeless portal into a pre-digital society that is still open, if you know where to look.
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As he focused less on scoring from beyond the arc (not the most hopeful trend, but the guy turned 21 earlier this month so we'll cut him some slack), Ingram upped his playmaking chops and his overall efficiency despite carrying a higher offensive burden.
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" David Remnick of the New Yorker wrote that "the most hopeful way to look at this grievous event—and it's a stretch—is that this election and the years to follow will be a test of the strength, or the fragility, of American institutions.
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The Prospects for Alien Life on Titan Keep Getting BetterSaturn's moon Titan is a frigid hellscape by Earth standards, but it's also one of the most hopeful …Read more ReadThe Explorer of Enceladus and Titan (E2T), a proposed medium-class European Space Agency (ESA) mission, seeks to do exactly that.
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Her coming to grips with the fact that a grave injustice had been done to her (and had resulted in her serving a life sentence), but also trying to find a way to make something of her circumstances, struck me as perhaps the show's most hopeful ending, and Brooks was the final season's strongest performer hands down.
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I recently visited Colombia in my capacity as president of Lutheran World Relief, an American international development organization, and the most hopeful signs I saw were the steps being taken by local leaders, including politicians, business people and representatives of civil society, to promote a "peace dividend" of stability, transparent investment and economic growth that includes all.
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Okay, so in my most hopeful vision for next week's finale, Mare Winningham, Denis O'Hare, and Chloë Sevigny will kill everyone else (even those who are already dead, because why fuck with tradition at this point?) and then finally escape the hotel by rappelling from the seventh floor window via a richly woven train of clean white sheets, sparkly evening gowns, and Dr.
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Most hopeful, in a season marked by labor unrest at orchestras around the country — the Philadelphia Orchestra briefly went on strike in September, and major ensembles in Pittsburgh and Fort Worth remain out of work — the Buffalo musicians received permission from their union last month to sign an unusually long (six-year) contract, a sign of both trust and wariness.
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Scientists are concerned about the cause of the rapid rises because, in one of the most hopeful signs since the global climate crisis became widely understood in the 1980s, the amount of carbon dioxide that people are pumping into the air seems to have stabilized in recent years, at least judging from the data that countries compile on their own emissions.
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