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1239 examples of Hoping in a sentence

I was hoping to like this movie, to settle in for an evening of goofy fun.
Maybe it's unfair to dislike a movie for what it isn't, rather than what it is, but I approached this hoping that finally a filmmaker would make a movie about small-town rural gay men and women.
i kept watching the movie, hoping it would get better and a plot would emerge but that never happened.
Robert Mitchum (in a cowboy hat) trails recently-widowed Jaclyn Smith around, hoping to figure out if she had a hand in her husband's death.
Well as the headline suggests this is not the particularly good movie i was hoping it would be.
I am not sure who Rolf Bayer was...but I am hoping he was 15 or 16 years old when he directed this, perhaps he may have been the next Spielberg in the making...because if he was a grown man directing this...a 15 or 16 year old could have done better....
I wasn't expecting "Citizen Kane" but I was hoping for some extreme guilty pleasure!
executives at the USA Network were hoping to get in on the action and came up with the Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills, in which the evil Emporer Gorganus, who looks like he's wearing a home made Darth Vader costume, and his talking bird, that looks like a rubber dog chew toy, come to earth to invade it using giant monsters that look like rejects from a 1970's Godzilla film.
Felt like more of a chore to watch because I was hoping that there would be something in this movie that was going to set it apart from all the other garbage but this fit right in on the heap.
I was hoping this would be a good weekly vehicle for Tim Curry, one of my all-time favorite performers.
I rented this movie hoping that it would provide some good entertainment and some cool poker knowledge or stories.
I kept expecting this to actually get going and before long I was just hoping it would finish.
I watched it all the way to the bitter end, hoping it would eventually offer me more enjoyment.
It leaves you hoping that his character will reappear in the movie but after 20 minutes you give up hope.
No chemistry with her friends (Christine Baranski and Julie Walters) think of Streep with Lily Tomlyn in the Altman film and you'll understand what I was hoping for.
In the years since then I've repeatedly tried to approach the show with an open mind, hoping that it might regain the sly sense of humor I adored for so many years.
I kept watching and watching and waiting and waiting and hoping for something, anything to happen.
Maybe I am overrating author Carson McCullers, but I was impressed by "The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter" and was hoping for something memorable here, too.
The other half of the time you're desperately hoping the protagonist grows a pair of balls or just ends his life by jumping off a bridge or something.
I rented this hoping for a suspenseful movie with maybe a few believable scenes, but boy was I ever dissapointed.
If you are a Christian or a Jew hoping to see an accurate Biblical (or Torah) portrayal of the events in Exodus, you will be disappointed by this movie.
I was hoping at least for a decent action or special effects sequence.
There is something about this show that keeps me watching and hoping for the future of it.
I was hoping to love this film, and I was absolutely willing to allow it a moderate degree of artistic license in interpreting and abbreviating the actual story.
Conclusion: very, but very, very boring, yet I watched till the end, hoping for some upside-down effect, but the end was worse, because it was nothing.
From the very beginning I asked my self what was the point of this movie,and I continued watching, hoping that it would change and was quite disappointed that it continued in the same vein.
Well, I was hoping I'd heard wrong about this film as I'm a big fan of Ruggero Deodato and really didn't want to see him slip up; but unfortunately, this Giallo-styled supernatural load of nonsense is just as bad as I'd been lead to believe it would be - and that's pretty terrible!
I'm hoping that the frenetic pacing of the show is adjusted as the series develops along with the obvious cliches and dialogue so absurd I wondered just how stupid the writers imagined the core audience to be.
If you thought this is the french The Mummy and if you're hoping for another "Vidocq"...well look elsewhere.
Having said that I did manage to watch it all, mainly because I was totally transfixed by the jiggling and kind of hoping that her character would come good in the end.
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