it is my hope vs i quietly hope

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. 'It is my hope' is a more formal and direct way to express hope, while 'I quietly hope' implies a more subdued or private feeling of hope.

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it is my hope

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express a personal hope or desire.

This phrase is used to express a personal hope or desire in a formal or direct manner.

Examples:

It is my hope that we can find a peaceful solution to the conflict.
It is my hope that you will consider my proposal.
It is my hope that the weather will be good for the event.

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Therefore, Mr President, in relation to all these matters, it is my hope that tomorrow Europe will be able to satisfy the expectations of our fellow citizens.
We must assist the countries in this regard, and it is my hope that the Lima poverty eradication agenda is an ambitious one, although obviously there is no substitute for the political will of the governments concerned.
And it is my hope that you will choose to recognize The Protection of Persons and Property Act here in your courtroom today and grant him immunity from prosecution.
Mr President, it is my hope and wish that President Obama's statement on the closing of the Guantánamo detention centre will herald a change in US foreign policy.
It is my hope particularly that the Irish Commissioner, Ms Geogheghan Quinn, takes a leading role in the new commission with her innovation and research portfolio.
It is my hope that, with these three amendments adopted and voted upon tomorrow, the Danes can take this forward as an 'A' point on 20 December and they will be adopted very quickly.
It is good that so many initiatives are being taken by the Commission in this area and it is my hope that European cooperation will be a force for combating violence and strengthening equality and that we will work strategically.
It is my hope that we may decipher its meaning together.
It is my hope that it will establish Norrellite magic for the modern age.
It is my hope that the election in Sudan will create the conditions for a...
It is my hope that the intercultural dialogue of 2008 will make an effective contribution to fostering peace, one of the European Union's fundamental values.
It is my hope that within a five-year period my own homeland, Sweden, will become a full member of EMU.
It is my hope that this cooperation can contribute to greater understanding and tolerance between Europe and the Arab world.
It is my hope that the European Council will pay far more attention to these issues in its sitting on 22 March.
It is my hope that you can save lives and document the process so that we can remain funded and continue to do just that.
It is my hope that Parliament will make an active contribution - and I am quite sure that it will - to the rapid achievement of the goals set.
It is my hope that the most dramatic reform since the CAP was first introduced will lead to greater stability and provide a much-needed stimulus for young people to take up farming as a full-time career.
It is my hope and wish that this productive dialogue will be continued, and that agreement will be reached with the European Parliament as soon as possible.
It is my hope that my report will help to improve the EU's institutional structures and to promote the duty of sincere cooperation between our two institutions.
It is my hope that these programmes will provide an opportunity to deal with all these problems and, as far as possible, to find solutions to them.

Alternatives:

I hope that...
I wish...
I am hopeful that...
I am optimistic that...
I am counting on...

i quietly hope

This phrase is correct and can be used to express a more subdued or private feeling of hope.

This phrase is used to convey a sense of quietly held hope or desire, often implying a more reserved or introspective emotion.