hope：希望；希望能够 n. 希望；希望的东西；被寄予希望的人（或物）；好的迹象；信赖感；可能性 n. (Hope) （美）奥普（人名） 语料库共检中 13,269 条：美剧 2783 · 电影 1141 · 原著 5000 · 演讲 4345
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Faith is a judge. It judges errors. Hope is a soldier. It fights against tribulations, the Cross, despondency, despair, and waits for better things to come in the midst of evil. Without hope faith cannot endure. On the other hand, hope without faith is blind rashness and arrogance because it lacks knowledge. Before anything else a Christian must have the insight of faith, so that the intellect may know its directions in the day of trouble and the heart may hope for better things. By faith we begin, by hope we continue.英文原著 · 《Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians》
Do you blame The hope of that moment? I deem'd my heart free From all, saving sorrow. I deem'd that in me There was yet strength to mould it once more to my will, To uplift it once more to my hope. Do you still Blame me, Duke, that I did not then bid you refrain From hope? I too then hoped!"
LUVOIS. Oh, again, Yet again, say that thrice blessed word! say, Lucile, That you then deign'd to hope--
LUCILE. to hope I could feel, And could give to you, that without which all else given Were but to deceive, and to injure you even:-- A heart free from thoughts of another.英文原著 · 《Lucile》
Even when trouble "comes tumbling over the neck of all your reformations" as it came tumbling on Hopeful, let that only drive you the more deeply down into the true grounds of hope; even against hope rejoice in hope. Remember the Psalmist in the hundred-and-thirtieth Psalm,--down in the deeps, if ever a fallen sinner was. Yet hear him when you cannot see him saying: I hope in Thy word! And--for it is worthy to stand beside even that splendid psalm,--I beseech you to read and lay to heart what Hopeful says about himself in his conversion despair.英文原著 · 《Bunyan Characters-2》
It is not you--it is my feelings with respect to another, which are unalterable. And yet you have no hope of ever being his? And yet you accuse me of being romantic in my sentiments. I have indeed long ceased to hope; but yet I sometimes hope against hope. My love! were it in my power, thy hopes should be fulfilled to-morrow. Next to my own, there is nothing that could give me so much satisfaction as to see thine realized! Do I not love thee, when I can feel such an interest in thy love for another?英文原著 · 《Liber Amoris》
Fear and Hope--those are the names of the two great passions which rule the race of man, and with which revolutionists have to deal; to give hope to the many oppressed and fear to the few oppressors, that is our business; if we do the first and give hope to the many, the few MUST be frightened by their hope; otherwise we do not want to frighten them; it is not revenge we want for poor people, but happiness; indeed, what revenge can be taken for all the thousands of years of the sufferings of the poor?英文原著 · 《Signs of Change》
It is threefold, I think--hope of rest, hope of product, hope of pleasure in the work itself; and hope of these also in some abundance and of good quality; rest enough and good enough to be worth having; product worth having by one who is neither a fool nor an ascetic; pleasure enough for all for us to be conscious of it while we are at work; not a mere habit, the loss of which we shall feel as a fidgety man feels the loss of the bit of string he fidgets with.英文原著 · 《Signs of Change》