Sentence examples similar to label of hope from inspiring English sources
Inside the jacket pocket, the label includes a message of hope, unprintable here, that the jacket and its wearer meet with a carnal encounter soon.
The movie slaps her with the convenient but unconvincing label of bipolar, and hopes for some Marilyn Monroe resonance, aided by her occasional pill-popping and boozing.
The principals in Meg Wolitzer's heavily detailed new novel, "The Interestings," are only in their midteens when they decide to give themselves the label of the title, hoping the nickname will stick for life.
On Monday, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced the Jan . 22date and labeled the conference "a mission of hope" designed to help end a war that has left more than 100,000 people dead, forced millions from their homes and left much of Syria in ruins.
In 1963, standing before the Lincoln Memorial, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. labeled the Proclamation a "beacon light of hope" to African-Americans and used the centennial to call for a renewed commitment to civil rights in America.
Many still leave it to their label, or hope a burst of digital activity around an album release will suffice.
It was as if the raisin shone a light -- of hope -- on this patient's overidentification with the label, "depressed".
By naming the condition a medical "disorder," advocates of the D.S.D. label hope to make the people it describes seem less aberrant.
