The man who suffers must have a spark shining in his eyes; if that spark goes out, he is worthless. That spark must contain expectations, even if he didn't admit it to himself. The following are inspirational quotes about hope, welcome to read!

1. There is sunshine behind every dark cloud. ——Gilbert

2. Hope is the second soul of the unfortunate. ——Goethe

3. Great expectations create great people. ——Anonymous

4. Patience is the skill of rising expectations. ——Wafnad

5. When expectations disappear, fear arises. ——Gracian

6. The essence of human beings is wishes and expectations. —— Zipper

7. Hope is the dawn that appears on a stormy night. ——Goethe

8. Only those who are constantly looking for opportunities will seize them in time.

9. As with everything, hope is better than despair. ——Goethe

10. People who live by hope will die of despair. ——Franklin

11. People want a lot, but need very little. ——Goethe

12. The greatest expectations arise from the greatest tragic circumstances. ——Russell

13. Every day brings new sunshine, and everyone has new expectations. ——Anonymous

14. Hope is strong courage and new will. ——Martin Luther

15. No matter how long the night is, day will always come. ——Shakespeare

16. Hope is a mischievous child who often fools people. ——Anonymous

17. Hope is at least a pleasure that is easy for the poor to obtain. ——Romain Rolland

18. Rather than living for merit, we might as well live for hope. ——Moore

19. Dear hope, you are the beginning of the promised happiness. ——Wei Lan

20. Learn from children, they never doubt their future expectations. ——Tagore

21. Expectation is strong courage and new will. ——Martin Luther

22. Death is the greatest scourge, precisely because it cuts off expectations. ——Hazlit

23. Of all emotions, hope is the most beneficial to us. ——Ai Yange

24. Strong courage and new will, this is hope. ——Martin Luther

25. No manpower can ever defeat a determined and strong expectation. ——Kingsley

26. Hope is the source of life. Without it, life will wither. ——Franklin

27. Hope is a good breakfast, but it is a bad dinner. ——Bacon

28. Immortality is life, that is to say, if there is life, there is hope. ——Cervantes

29. Rather than living in merit, we would rather live in hope. ——Hu Hua

30. For a beautiful hope, we suffer so much and shed tears and blood. ——Anonymous

31. Use a proud heart to bear misfortune, and use hope to comfort sorrow. ——Pushkin

32. Living among wishes without expectations is the greatest tragedy in life. ——Dante

33. Those who only have hope but no action can only rely on dreaming to gain their income. ——Anonymous

34. Hope will make you young, because hope and youth are brothers. ——Shelley

35. Hope is a safe force that supports life at all times. ——Shakespeare

36. People who have no expectations are lucky because they will never be disappointed. ——Pope

37. If you don’t hope, I won’t find anything beyond your hope. ——Anonymous

38. Delayed expectations will make people upset; the realization of expectations will make life fulfilling. ——Anonymous

39. As long as you hold on to hope, the dead will will be resurrected in your heart. ——Romain Rolland

40. The loyal sister of disaster-I hope she will arouse your courage and joy. ——Pushkin

41. There is a space between people's fantasies and achievements, which can only be penetrated by expectations. ——Kahlil Gibran

42. If you are worried, you should have hope. The greatest happiness in life is often hope and hope. —— Schelling

43. Those who completely give up useless hope will be compensated in the growing silence. ——Gising

44. Only expectations that can be realized can produce love, and only expectations can sustain love. ——Ovid

45. Only faith can make thoughts sparkle, and only expectations can make the future shine. ——Hugo

46. We should not let our own fears prevent us from pursuing our own expectations. ——Kennedy

47. Expectations are the pillars supporting the world. Hope is a waking man's dream.

——Puccini

48. Hope is like a fleeting ray of light, making flowers of joy bloom on the faces of the miserable. ——W. Copper

49. We talk about hope, but hope is just a more elegant name for fear. ——Langton

50. If you don’t expect, you won’t find anything that exceeds your expectations. ——Saint Clement

51. Although expectations fool people, people still need expectations, because expectations themselves are pleasure. ——Johnson

52. Unexpected things may happen at any time, and hoped-for things may not come for a long time. ——Diocleta

53. People who build on their wishes and wishes will be disappointed nineteen times out of twenty. ——Alexander Dumas

54. Hope itself is a kind of happiness, perhaps the main happiness this world can provide. - Cy Johnson

55. Although the troubles of hope often occur, they are always not as terrible as the disillusionment of hope. ——Johnson

56. If you are troubled, please treat it with hope; the greatest happiness of mankind is to have hope. ——Shelley

57. If a man can accomplish half of what he wishes, then his troubles will be doubled. ——Franklin

58. Although the trouble of expectations often occurs, it is always not as terrible as the disillusionment of expectations. ——Johnson

59. Hope is usually a wrong guide, although it is a good companion on the road. ——Halifax

60. If you hope to enter the realm of the infinite, you should thoroughly explore limited things. ——Goethe

61. People must be like the stars in the sky, always clearly seeing the light of all hopes and wishes. ——Gorky

62. Expectation is the crutch of perseverance, and patience is the travel bag. Carrying them, people can board the eternal journey. ——Russell

63. Luck is not without many fears and worries; misfortune is not without many comforts and expectations. ——Bacon

64. Life is an ocean, and hope is the helmsman’s compass, which prevents people from losing their way in the storm. —— Diderot

65. Hope is like the sun. When we move towards it, the shadow of our burden is left behind. ——Smiles

66. Hope itself is a kind of happiness, perhaps the main happiness this world can provide. ——Samuel Johnson

67. Man has a finite pole in the natural world, and an infinite pole in the world of hope. ——Tagore

68. Everyone has hopes for tomorrow. Everyone always has a purpose and plan for the future. ——Sienkiewicz

69. Expectation and fear are inseparable. Without expectations, there is no fear, and without fear, there is no expectation. ——La Rochefoucauld

70. My hope is to make sure that just because I live in this world, the world becomes a better place. ——Lincoln

71. The Bridge of Hope comes from the word faith, and this is a bridge that leads us to infinite fraternity. ——Andersen

72. A person who is most miserable, humble, and humiliated by fate can always hold hope without fear. ——Anonymous

73. Expectation is the fire in the darkness, which cheers people up; expectation is the oasis in the desert, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. ——Chen Yi

74. Expectations and worries are inseparable. There is never worry without expectations, and there is no expectation without worries. ——Larochevko

75. People’s hearts are always filled with enthusiasm for hope. People always feel that they are not happy now and always place their hope in the future. ——Pope

76. In the duel between hope and disappointment, if you hold it tightly with courage and determination, victory will belong to hope. ——Pliny

77. A person who is the most miserable, humble and humiliated by fate can have nothing to complain about as long as he still has hope. ——Shakespeare

78. Like that flickering light, I hope to illuminate my path; the darker the night, the more dazzling it radiates. ——Goldsmith

79. Hope and memory constantly prompt us to extend and expand ourselves, which plays a huge role in our daily lives. ——Royce

80. Like the flickering light, hope illuminates our path; the darker the night, the more dazzling it radiates. ——Goldsmith

81. Without expectations, a person cannot maintain his faith, preserve his spirit, or preserve his inner purity. ——Balzac

82. We must have confidence in life first, and then we can make life continue forever, and the so-called confidence is hope. ——Lang Zhiwan

83. Without hope, a person cannot maintain his faith, preserve his spirit, or preserve his inner purity. ——Balzac

84. People should treat hope like domesticated poultry: clip their wings so that they do not fly over the wall.

——Halifax

85. When we think we have achieved the goal we hoped for, that is precisely when we are farthest from our hope. ——Goethe

86. Expectation and patience are life-saving medicine for everyone; when disaster strikes, they are the most reliable support and the softest cushion. ——Robert Burton

87. Hope is eternal joy. It is like land owned by people, which has annual income and is an inexhaustible and reliable property. —— Stevenson

88. Hope is like a bat, knocking the wall with its timid wings, hitting its head on the rotten ceiling, and then flying elsewhere. ——Baudelaire

89. Those who like hope and happiness are real wealth; those who like fear and worry are real poverty. ——Hume

90. All a person can do is to set a good example and have the courage to firmly uphold ethical beliefs in a gossipy society. ——Einstein

91. The sudden loss of an expectation will leave a scar. Even if the expectation is finally realized, it will never be completely healed. ——Thomas Hardy

92. Expectation is necessary in any situation. Without the comfort of expectation, the miserable situation of poverty, disease, and imprisonment will be unbearable. ——Johnson

93. Hope is like sunlight, both win with light. The former is the sacred dream of the desolate heart, and the latter makes the muddy water appear with dazzling golden light. ——Verlaine

94. No matter how many seeds you sow in a dream, you will not get any good news of a good harvest; even if you sow only one seed in the field, you will still have the hope of harvest. ——Hugo

95. Hope is like a family. Without it, you will feel that life is boring; with it, you will feel that working hard for it every day is a worry. ——Mark Twain

96. Hope is a pleasant acquaintance, but not a reliable friend; although it can be a traveling companion, it cannot be an accountant.

——Halliburton