Sentence examples for language of hope from inspiring English sources

Labour politics, British politics, has a new language - a language of hope and solidarity.

A language of hope and action began to grow, replacing the generalised post-socialist cynicism.

But at the same time, President Obama has stirred listeners abroad with the clarion language of hope.

And like the man he helped get into the Oval Office, Mr. Restler employs a familiar language of hope and change.

Couched in a familiar language of hope and redemption, "Why Did I Get Married?" benefits from one of the strongest casts of Mr. Perry's career.

It seeks to reduce the culture of violence in the city, often employing ex-gang members, and works with an outfit called the Pacific Institute to introduce "next-level thinking" — the language of hope rather than despair.

Karl Walinskas says we should all be doing the Tebow: "The Tebowing process of falling to one knee in prayer or thanks, the self-effacing pep talks in the huddle, and the poise under strain are the body language not of hope but of belief.

At the least, he must learn the language of growth, hope and opportunity they crave to hear.That is a tough ask, less than a year before a general election, and the UKIP threat has probably made it harder.

The level of English proficiency will likely increase as Russians continue to embrace the language of capitalism, hoping that it will help their careers.

Schoenberg proceeded to reinvent the language of music, hoping to recover the purity and precision of Mozart or Bach.

They are the language of my hopes and dreams, motivated by love and gratitude, and sometimes even fear.