Sentence examples for sphere of hope from inspiring English sources

In such a precarious situation, we believe that art is a sphere of hope and freedom, we are allowed to create a critical yet subtle dialogue to public".

By removing Luxembourg from Germany's sphere of influence, they hoped to guarantee its continued independence, and thus preserve the peace they had won.

The remedy which the tradition of Western thought has proposed for the unpredictability and irreversibility of action has consisted in abstaining from action altogether, in the withdrawal from the sphere of interaction with others, in the hope that one's freedom and integrity could thereby be preserved.

The power of hope is propelling Ms. Ellison, a Democrat, into the political sphere, her latest commitment in a journey that continues to beat the odds and defies all bounds.

Mr Yushchenko and his able American wife were symbols of hope that the country could both reform and move out of Russia's sphere of influence.

You move out of the classroom in the hopes that your sphere of influence will widen, and that you'll gain some prestige.

That's the only hope we have – to enter an opponent's sphere of ideas and try to understand why they might be thinking the way they do.

Business executives and diplomats in Azerbaijan maintain that such a succession is the best hope to keep the country in the Western sphere of influence and protect billions of dollars in foreign investment in its rich energy resources.

Bush's policies were the best Iran could have hoped for: Iraq in Iran's political sphere of influence, our economy near collapse, our international alliances strained, and public trust in the U.S. government at all-time lows.

But one thing has been the consistent hallmark of our greatest innovations in the sphere of progressive social change: it has come from the people under the guiding stars of struggle and hope.

And you are a sphere, of course.