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Meanings of very hopeful in English

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Usage of very hopeful in English
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So, unfortunately they're not very hopeful but they will continue the fight.
News.com.au
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I don't think we shall discover anything that's good, or very hopeful.
On the Beach
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It seems to be working, so we're very hopeful that's the case.
Reuters
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I think there is, and I'm very hopeful for our future generations.
Ebony
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I'm very hopeful about the expansion of the bilateral relationship, he said.
Reuters
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But, in very truth, he was not very hopeful in his heart.
Air Service Boys in the Big Battle; Or, Silencing the Big Guns
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Nobody at the Centre for Human Rights was very hopeful about it.
Anil's ghost
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He was indeed very hopeful as to the issue of his wooing.
Fenton's Quest
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Without feeling very hopeful we ventured on, wondering what we might discover.
The Irish Times
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I wasn't very hopeful, but I felt I had nothing to lose.
The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better...
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I'm very hopeful, like what everyone is, that it can be achieved.
Radio NZ
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However, projections are not very hopeful, JBC Energy said in its research note.
Reuters
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We're all very hopeful in Ireland that Australia will vote Yes.
News.com.au
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Yes, I am very hopeful that this will work out to our satisfaction.
The Irish Times
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Chou wasn't very hopeful when he met Justin late that morning.
Worlds of Honor
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We're very hopeful that it can bring its revenues back up, he said.
Reuters
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