Sentence examples for embodying hope from inspiring English sources

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.

Embodying hope in the face of despair, one colleague, a wistful Emmanuel (Tyrone Mitchell Henderson), swoons for the Nike swoosh and all things American, while the implacable Ms. Mwando, played with bruised stoicism by Francesca Choy-Kee, is disinclined to put a happy face on a grim reality.

How did wilderness come to embody hope?

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

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

("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.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's compromise with Republicans on extending tax cuts for the wealthy, which his self-described progressive critics see as a profound betrayal, is bound to intensify a debate that has been bubbling up on liberal blogs and e-mail lists in recent weeks — whether or not the president who embodied "hope and change" in 2008 should face a primary challenge in 2012.

Each one of these individuals embodies hope, determination, commitment, and personal development.