false hopes Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of false hopes In English

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  • It is not uncommon for family members to substitute false hopes of cure for a realistic appraisal of the patient's prospects for recovery of consciousness.

  • Such a question gives parents false hopes and unrealistic expectations, expectations that inevitably lead to demands for more and more interventions and the risk of further complications.

  • When a potential new therapy holds out promise of dramatic cures we should, of course, be cautious, if only to dampen false hopes of an early treatment.

  • Unlike objects that could be examined in the field or brought home for study, such reports were difficult to assess, although quite capable of exciting false hopes for a time.

  • In this area, far too many false hopes have been awakened for many years, instead of genuinely looking at alternatives.

  • I also realise that it must be based on realism and that false hopes should not be created.

  • This is the weakness in this concept, and nothing would be worse than raising false hopes here.

  • All this does is to give false hopes to the general public which it will then be impossible to fulfil.

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