Sentence examples for reflected hope from inspiring English sources

When the store opened, it was called the PLO Flag Shop, and the souvenirs reflected hope.

The market's quick embrace of the latest effort to tackle Greece's mammoth debt burden and restore confidence in the Continent's banks reflected hope that this plan was broader and more robust than previous ones.

They reflected hope and dreams of success and achievement: she would talk, write, read, play with toys, learn to count, name shapes, feed herself, go to the bathroom by herself, develop job skills, become independent.

John Darley, a professor of psychology and public policy at Princeton, said rumors often reflected hope: that someone is alive in the ruins, or that people in the United States, maybe even officials, knew about the attack beforehand.

The storyline we heard in Mexico reflected hope and high expectations.

The storyline we heard in Mexico reflected hope and high expectations.

Analysts said the rebound in prices reflected hopes that the Fed's actions would avert an economic slowdown in the United States, with its accompanying reduction in demand for energy, metals and food.

John Shaughnessy, director of research at Advest Inc., said the strength in the market Friday reflected hopes that the dollar was poised for a rebound, but investors re-examined that idea Monday as the greenback bobbed around.

Being in the wilderness allowed us space to reflect, hope, plan and try to come to terms with the new adventure before us.

His strong approval ratings seem to reflect hope in him at a time when the economic news continues to be bad.

Through Alexander's relationship with his neglectful mother, the novel reflects Hope's own ambivalence, his "passion for Africa born of love, but that's also deeply suspect when professed by a white African".