Sentence examples similar to can represent hope from inspiring English sources
The clothes represent hope.
This time, however, they also represent hope.
Schools represent hope grounded in learning.
They can represent the last hope for people claiming to have been wrongfully convicted.
"And for the people of Falkirk we need to select another candidate who I hope can represent them after the next general election".
I wish him all the best and hope he can represent German football well in England.
While religious beliefs and practices can represent powerful sources of comfort, hope, and meaning, they are often intricately entangled with neurotic and psychotic disorders, sometimes making it difficult to determine whether they are a resource or a liability.
His wife Nicole, who is a dressage rider, recently received Bosnian citizenship and hopes she can represent Bosnia in the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Freedom, far from being the essence of hope and joy, can represent the source of man's dread of the universe and of his anxiety for himself.
The Commonwealth Games is the highest level at which a Manx sportsperson can represent the island, and Creevy is hoping he can finish his career with a flourish.
