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Meanings of still hopeful in English

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Usage of still hopeful in English
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But office manager Phillip Smedley said: We are still hopeful for Saturday.
The Irish Times
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Mr. Gowdy is still hopeful of getting that property for Virginia Royall.
Vandemark's Folly
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Mr Davidson said police were still hopeful Thames would be found.
Radio NZ
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I'm still hopeful that we could save the negotiations, he said.
Reuters
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But I'm still hopeful that you'll change your mind some day.
Book Two: Descent
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Arazi is still hopeful that eventually Jordan will quietly let the farmers back.
Reuters
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Douglas, still hopeful, was warm in the race, but the lady's physician,-herbrother-in-law,-Dr.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
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Dame Lesley is still hopeful the government may step in and fund her programmes.
Radio NZ
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All parties say they are still hopeful of a solution.
Reuters
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Cattles is still hopeful it can bring all parties back to the negotiating table.
Reuters
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But we're still hopeful that one day the door will finally open, he said.
BBC
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Maybe they were still hopeful they could follow through on development, I don't know.
Happiness key
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Despite the messages from emergency services, his whānau are still hopeful Tipene has survived.
Radio NZ
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He has been training with the defensive unit all pre-season but I'm still hopeful.
News.com.au
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We are still hopeful and optimistic that they'll find it.
Reuters
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He's still hopeful they can get the scenic Whale Trail completed in its entirety.
Radio NZ
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Still hopeful through the time
Still hopeful across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Rare