Sentence examples for expression of hopes from inspiring English sources

That China now has as broad a range of music genres as anywhere in the West is not proof of its exceptionalism, so much as another example of how a more open cultural environment has made way for greater varieties of individual expression, of hopes and vexations both particular to China and universal.

Unpredictable harvests in the past have given rise to a culture of numerous ceremonies around the expression of hopes and wishes, and with a marked tolerance of uncertainty (Geertz 1976; Elisseeff 2001; Iragiliati 2006).

The march was a peaceful expression of hope.

It was an expression of hope as well as an admission of despair.

Fishing is always an expression of hope; fishing in November is an act of denial.

The movie appears to end with a modest expression of hope, but Wiseman has a sinister episode waiting for us.

Do we think this target will bring any effective results or is it just more an expression of hope?

The music and harmonies are an expression of hope in the midst of chaos".

It is more of an expression of hope than a polemical packed with facts or accusations.

The departure of George W. Bush, who was loathed here, does not fully account for this; it is an expression of hope, or curiosity, about what Mr. Obama will offer.

A figurative expression of hope and optimism that has literally come true – the team are now on a 12-game unbeaten run.