Sentence examples for embodiment of hope from inspiring English sources
But I'd feel better if he stopped offering himself as the personal embodiment of hope.
Speakers were passionate about how much Dr. Lariviere had accomplished since arriving at the university two years ago, calling him "the embodiment of hope at the university".
Mr. Obama rode into office on one of the most elegant narratives in recent campaign history: that he was the embodiment of hope and change.
Historically, at home and around the world, America has been the embodiment of hope, opportunity and the unwavering belief that tomorrow will always be better than today.
Is Mr. Edwards now the presidential race's real embodiment of hope in all its audacity, or a symbol of blind ambition?
In 2005, Uganda supplied a presidential helicopter to John Garang, the charismatic southern Sudanese guerrilla leader who was the embodiment of hope for millions of people and had just been installed as vice president of Sudan.
He is, in a sense, Timor-Leste's Mandela a symbol of Indonesian oppression and then the embodiment of the hope of reconciliation both with the occupier and at home.Many see Timor-Leste's stability as dependent, in part, on Mr Gusmão.
But his voice lacks the tone of joyful release that made Motown so vital, a sonic embodiment of mid-1960s hopes.
"He became the embodiment of the hopes of African-Americans," said Richard W. Roper, an economic and social policy consultant who worked for Mr. Gibson as a young man.
Mr. Tom agreed to discuss his budget in detail to illustrate what the cuts could mean to a school that seems an embodiment of the hopes of the mayor and chancellor for the system.
