Sentence examples for embody hope from inspiring English sources

How did wilderness come to embody hope?

But he did not get that message across effectively; certainly, not in the way Mr. Obama had managed to embody hope and change.

It's moments like the first time she held her babies that embody hope and love during challenging times.

We root from him because he wears his heart on his sleeve, his intentions are laudable, and his face and voice embody hope.

He inherited little, but worked hard and earned much, embodying hope and inspiration.

Instead of seeing despair, we can now read Weston's last work as embodying hope.

The frontman, Keenan Mitchell, has a huge, glorious voice — washed out but not sleazy, embodying hope and triumph.

Only Sophia's daughter Esther (Tahirah Sharif) embodies hope: a scholarship girl who may be educated out of a rut.

("At that period the Fire Service came next after pilots with the public. . . . Street cleaners called Richard 'mate.' ") To Elaine Dundy and Terry Southern, a pair of Americans in their early thirties, this odd upper-class Englishman embodied hope for self-fulfillment.

Alter shrewdly reads this achievement as a matter of style as much as substance, and spends considerable time examining the subtle ways in which F.D.R. embodied hope to a people consumed by despair.

And it presaged a formal inauguration on Monday that will be less of a spectacle than the first one, when the nation's first black president embodied hope and change for many Americans at a time of financial struggle and war.