Sentence examples for represents hope for from inspiring English sources

If Brazil's veteran space-Gaúcho represents the world-class past, Neymar represents hope for the future.

He missed time in camp, and will have to fight for playing time, but he represents hope for the future, something the Jets are greatly in need of.

The French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, said: "It is not by chance that today's terrorism affects a country that represents hope for the Arab world.

There is a genuine feeling that – in a (sometimes exaggerated) climate of careerist, spin-heavy politicians, and widespread acceptance of neoliberal values – Corbyn represents hope for something better.

Orkambi represents hope for 40% of the 10,400 people with cystic fibrosis in the UK who have the same genetic fault as Pleasant.

"This is an unprecedented international partnership which represents hope for patients to finally get a real treatment against a disease that today kills between 50 and 80% of those infected," said Dr Annick Antierens, of MSF.

Does a child represent hope for the future?

Jon Walker, the sugar manager for Fairtrade, has lately represented hope for the farmers.

Young Iranians were keen to tell me that the small clay object represented hope for their country.

The human rights activist Bianca Jagger, who attended the cinema's launch, said the project represented hope for the Palestinians.

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, was the first to mention hope, although he was circumspect about what the flag-raising represented hope for.