Sentence examples for become a savior from inspiring English sources

I don't expect Nike to become a savior for Muslim women, who can certainly defend themselves, but solidarity and support is important.

President Obama, whose father was Kenyan, has become a savior to many people here, in part because Kenyans say their own leaders have been such a disappointment.

If Bergdahl suffered the delusion of believing he could become a savior by solving a crisis of his own making, the case is artfully made in "American Cipher" that America itself is a schizotypal, that we became lost in our own fantasies for Afghanistan, in which we could deliver the Afghan people from a crisis we created.

There's a moment in every hero's life when they will choose to either become a savior of humanity... or a villain.

Among the estimated 75,000 Rohingya who fled their homes in Myanmar into Bangladesh following a military crackdown, Dr. Nur Kabir has become a savior for refugees at Kutupalong camp in Bangladesh.

The industry became a savior, the activism lost its urgency and the epidemic fell off the American radar screen.

Yet once inside Liza becomes a savior to Nick and Strand, freeing both in the nick of time with her key card from an approaching group of the infected down a hallway.

But they're also earnest about working genuine buddy warmth out of their bizarre set-up, which sees Manny become a corporeal savior of sorts, as both a supply source when water starts ejecting from his mouth, and a versatile tool reminiscent of the descriptive title.

Ryan emphasized Wednesday that whoever plays quarterback for the Jets next season will not need to become an instant savior.

Now it was 1948, and he was about to become an improbable savior, the man behind the wheel of a modern-day underground railroad.

During the Victorian period, Jesus became a sentimental savior beloved by women and adored by children.