Sentence examples for winds of hope from inspiring English sources

The winds of hope don't stop at the American shores, Omar insists.

ShinYoung's most recent exhibition, the Winds of Hope, concentrates on newspaper pieces concerning movements in civil rights.

ShinYoung An recently finished two solo exhibitions, Winds of Hope and Encouraging Impact, at the end of April 2017.

President-Elect Obama -- with the winds of hope behind his back -- has given every indication that he plans to land running to confront the extraordinary challenges we face.

There had been some hope that an electoral win in March by the Zionist Union leader Isaac Herzog, who has argued for a freeze of isolated settlements, might have created a new wind of hope for renewed talks.

There are signs that the worse is over, but recovery may still be a long, winding and painful road of hope and despair that could still see more attritions.

There were some glimmers of hope as winds weakened and firefighters made progress with blazes such as the Cascade Fire, about 80 miles northeast of Santa Rosa, which was nearly 10,000 acres and 87percentt contained on Saturday, Cal Fire said.

The willingness of the F.T.C. chairman, Robert Pitofsky, to withstand the wrath of the online marketers is a straw of hope in the winds of privacy violation.

There are glimmers of hope from small wind power developers, who have understood that it is essential to get buy-in from locals.

All the while that Havel lived, although latterly having no official power, there was a kind of hope that eventually corruption would wind down and end.

He is heading for the dreaded Sargasso Sea of sports, where banished athletes wait, becalmed, hoping for winds of pardon.