Sentence examples for hope represents from inspiring English sources

This sort of thing, officials hope, represents the wave of the future.

And that, CMT executives hope, represents an opportunity for the channel, which started out as a country music version of MTV, to broaden its audience appeal.

Experts say Vote Hope represents a new wrinkle in fund-raising through which donors could more than double what they put up to help a candidate, and that is likely to grow more controversial as the gifts mount.

Even for an artist who makes anthems out of the confessional — a painful breakup fueled "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful," the group's last album — "High as Hope" represents a new openness, and a new confidence, for Ms. Welch.

Up on the fourth floor is a sight that many people hope represents the future: a crew of six men - five of them homeless - renovating a vacant apartment that will eventually be given to a homeless family now in a welfare hotel.

Green as the color of hope is connected with the color of springtime; hope represents the faith that things will improve after a period of difficulty, like the renewal of flowers and plants after the winter season.

And then there is the hope represented by his crucible - real life.

In the end, though, depressed Charlie can't allow himself even the wispy hope represented by his chuckleheaded doppleganger.

When spirits are high, these moments make one want to believe that words have meaning and that expressions of hope represent actual hope.

Mark is following the Queen's Baton Relay and met team members Jojoe Hamunyela and Fiffy Kashululu who hope represent their country at the Games.

Each offers their interpretation of the tragedy -- and hope -- represented by each orphaned child.