Sentence examples for represented the hope from inspiring English sources

To the academy he represented the hope of reaching a younger, less stodgy audience.

No matter that Ms. Tymoshenko once represented the hope that the countries of the former Soviet Union could build a stable, democratic future.

How best, then, to create on film a black aesthetic that represented the hope, the highs, and the losses of a twenty-first-century New Negro?

Their survival, Lukens said, was due to their faith (many religions were represented), the hope that eventually they would be rescued, and love for each other in sharing what they had.

Mr. Kelly suggested that it was he, and not the elected officials before him, who best represented the hope of the city's African-American clergy who are concerned about seemingly intractable violence.

But in the novel, as in real life, India emerged from the Emergency into a new day, and the narrator Saleem's son Aadam represented the hope of a new generation.

These young women represented the hopes and dreams of a country.

I think to her my brother and I represented the hopes and dreams she had for herself that she stopped short to raise a family.

The return of the Danilov bells represents the hope that this power might finally be recovered.

That would represent the hope and change for which we voted.

"Toledo represents the hope of 'cholofication' surmounting resentment in favor of elevation through education".