A symbol of hope, it separates civilization from the unknown.
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The Olympic Games are a symbol of hope and peace.
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It was a very big symbol of hope for me.
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Baby aspirin you wouldn't think to make a symbol of hope.
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Indeed, he is a symbol of hope and love and vegetarianism. Nice.
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Britt said Monday would be a symbol of hope for the affected communities.
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She has become a symbol of hope for many young people in Afghanistan.
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This time, however, Pepe has become a symbol of hope halfway across the world.
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As a symbol of hope, compassion and healing, Donald Trump is an abject failure.
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"We wanted to be a symbol of hope in dark times," Ms. Stewart said.
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Any new baby is a symbol of hope for the future of any family.
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World Wildlife Fund said the birth was a "symbol of hope" for the specie's future.
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Instead, the song serves as a symbol of hope for the drama's many marginalized characters.
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For Americans, Poland has been a symbol of hope since the beginning of our nation.
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The rainbow flag has become a universal symbol of hope for LGBTQ people around the world.
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For many, she was a symbol of hope for a new generation of more diverse characters.
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He&aposs a symbol of hope and possibility for other resellers looking to get into the industry.
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Her spirit lives on because she was a groundbreaker; her life remains a symbol of hope and perseverance.
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The veteran congressman became a symbol of hope and stability in a city that sometimes sorely lacked it.
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Leia becomes a symbol of hope and wisdom, an icon for the other characters to look up to.
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"Trump declares war on legal immigration as White House big disses symbol of hope," a secondary headline reads.
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That's what I saw in Israel, where the Hula painted frog became a symbol of hope and resilience.
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Before an adoring crowd in the Manuel Artime theatre, Mr Trump proclaimed the United States a "symbol of hope".
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This station is not in use, but it remains a symbol of hope for the unification of the Koreas.
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As a ceasefire took hold, the Mothers became a symbol of hope and of possible redress for past wrongs.
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It was only months after my rescue that I realized I'd become a symbol of hope for my city.
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After almost 55,000 shares on Facebook, the photo has become a symbol of hope for others struggling with infertility.
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We are thinking of you, and I hope you see this tower as a beacon, a symbol of hope.
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"The World Trade Center is a symbol of hope, opportunity, progress and perseverance," Westfield's William Hecht said in a statement.
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"They have shared with us that the current coin is a symbol of hope and desire for peace," he added.
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Pepe became all things to all people—the ultimate shitpost for some and the ultimate symbol of hope for others.
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Fans and media alike will look to him as a symbol of hope and perhaps the next face of the franchise.
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We are heartbroken for the French people and those around the world for whom Notre Dame is a symbol of hope.
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Judith has long outlived her comic character and has acted as a symbol of hope for the survivors of the show.
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For the Tibetan diaspora, thousands of people flung around the world, it flies as a symbol of hope, and unity, and identity.
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Olek — along with the group of women — got to work on the next stage of the project: building a symbol of hope.
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And Lee Hee-beom, a chief organizer for the Winter Games, called the flame a symbol of "hope and peace," Reuters reported.
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When Adichie asked about her role as a "symbol of hope," Obama revealed that she sometimes still struggles to believe in herself.
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Whereas Stormont was once seen as a symbol of hope and progress, citizens of all backgrounds now see it as an embarrassment.
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But she also speaks with South Asian laborers in the UAE, for whom Khan is a symbol of hope, success, and pride.
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Since pinning on those wings and posting about her first flight on Facebook, she has become a symbol of hope for her community.
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Even the opposing team paid tribute with a drum circle and presented Carter's family with wild rice, a Native American symbol of hope.
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While the armistice has remained a symbol of hope over the years, history has been far less kind to the accords that followed.
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So far, the AIR program has served primarily as a symbol of hope that the tide of underfunding in the arts is turning.
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Alvarez Correa told Business Insider that the cable cars act as "a symbol of resurrection or a symbol of hope" for the city.
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Louisa's mixed-race beauty turns her body into a living symbol of hope and integration in a country that is otherwise falling apart.
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That bull may have been a symbol of hope for a better future but is now a symbol of greed and economic tyranny.
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Seemingly overnight Windsor's love story was no longer personal — it was a symbol of hope for every same-sex couple fighting a similar battle.
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"This will be a symbol of hope for all the refugees in our world," IOC President Thomas Bach said upon announcement of the team.
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The image, captured by a former photographer from The Bergen Record, became a symbol of hope and resiliency in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
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Although the statue is rarely noticed among the station's ornate facade, King Sebastian remains a revered figure in Portuguese history and symbol of hope.
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The committee believes that the group, officially known as the Refugee Olympic Team, will serve as a "symbol of hope" in Rio de Janeiro.
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And while it has a practical significance, the raised first is also serving as a symbol: Of hope, that a life may be found.
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"Today, we are profoundly dismayed that you no longer represent a symbol of hope, courage, and the undying defense of human rights," Naidoo wrote.
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Sadie is, at least potentially, a foil, a rival, the object of generational resentment and a symbol of hope (or despair) for the future.
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The girl, who quickly became a symbol of hope, was being called Frida Sofia by those watching the rescue, anxiously waiting for positive news.
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Author Brandon Sanderson explored the dichotomy between Superman as a symbol of hope and as a horrible potential threat in his YA novel Steelheart.
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Images of her kitted out in her protective goggles, booties and a harness went viral, becoming a symbol of hope in the disaster's aftermath.
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The community's medieval bell tower stood tall amid the rubble after the August quake, becoming a symbol of hope and resilience for the stricken population.
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"We are heartbroken for the French people and those around the world for whom Notre Dame is a symbol of hope," Cook wrote on Twitter.
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Mr. Ahmad became a symbol of hope and defiance and began to embrace a larger mission: showing that there were human beings stuck in Yarmouk.
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"It's a renaissance of the star," Mr. Libeskind said, referring to his design of a decoration that has a tradition as a symbol of hope.
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Miranda-Rodriguez, who has worked with Marvel and DMC, envisioned the character as a symbol of hope in the face of Puerto Rico's debt crisis.
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He's a symbol of hope in a community that has much to fear, and like many symbols, his image is only perfect if he remains constant.
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I am confident that the memorial center of the Babi Yar Holocaust will become a symbol of hope and reconciliation in Ukraine and throughout the world.
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Tyler Fountain, a senior pitcher for the Indians, said the game became a symbol of hope that life could return normal in the wake of the shooting.
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" "This will be a symbol of hope for all the refugees in our world, and will make the world better aware of the magnitude of this crisis.
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This is a symbol of hope, and this is the first thing you see: the Statue of Liberty, which is supposed to be a beacon of hope.
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This will be a symbol of hope for all the refugees in our world, and will make the world better aware of the magnitude of this crisis.
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It is a symbol of hope and rebirth for an ancient people scattered around the world, who in it found a second chance after nearly being extinguished.
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It's time for the Jedi to end…' I mean, that's a pretty amazing statement for someone who was the symbol of hope and optimism in the original films.
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Pham, who was 26 then, became a national symbol of hope in fighting Ebola after she recovered and was greeted in the Oval Office by President Barack Obama.
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To point, this project has allowed us to save the life of a young bull who will grow into a symbol of hope for future generations to know.
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"The Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol of hope and peace: Whatever happens, she's going to be here," said Gabriela Treviño, head of the basilica's guided tour department.
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In a matter of days, she had emerged as a hero of China's fledgling #MeToo movement, a symbol of hope for young women tired of a patriarchal culture.
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In just a few months, this innocuous man of the cloth has become a symbol of hope for thousands of Zimbabweans dissatisfied with the direction their country has taken.
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Haza, to young Tsabari, was the symbol of hope – not only that she could become a writer but that she could fulfill her father's dream and rectify an injustice.
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A Chicago man who was featured as a symbol of hope in a 2014 CNN documentary series about violence in the city was shot and killed on Thursday, PEOPLE confirms.
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But Israel's elder statesman won world acclaim and a Nobel prize as a symbol of hope in a region long plagued by war fueled by deep religious and political divisions.
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Rather, he grew up to be a Nazi killing machine and, after the events of the previous game, a symbol of hope for those who dare oppose Nazi world domination.
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His fans held deep appreciation for his financial investment in the community, which has long struggled with violent crime, and saw him as a symbol of hope and self-improvement.
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We returned to Afghanistan with a silver medal for our achievement, and we were proud to serve as a symbol of hope for Afghanistan after many long years of war.
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But one artist has joined forces with a group of refugee women from Syria and Ukraine in an effort to create a powerful symbol of hope for those displaced by conflict.
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After the war, Otto Frank had his daughter&aposs diary published, and it went on to become a symbol of hope and resilience that has been translated into dozens of languages.
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From Apollo onward, America's space capability has stood as a symbol of hope to billions around the world and a reminder of the promise of science to advance the human race.
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Still, for many migrants in Colombia - where more than one million have settled - Guaido offers a symbol of hope and the growing possibility that returning home could be sooner than later.
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Local papers printed a photograph of Ryoma laughing with IOC President Thomas Bach, and the young athlete was hailed as a symbol of hope in a region otherwise beset by problems.
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"We are facing so many situations of disaster, we badly need a symbol of hope," said Mr. Guterres, attending his first international meeting since taking up leadership of the United Nations.
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"For decades, African-American churches have served as the epicenter of survival and a symbol of hope for many in the African-American community," NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson said.
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The International Olympic Committee said Friday that they hoped the team would serve as a "symbol of hope" for millions of displaced people worldwide and bring global attention to the refugee crisis.
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Since 1992, the ribbon has been a symbol of "hope, strength, and unity" for breast cancer patients, survivors, those who sadly lost their lives to the disease, and their friends and families.
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The group would be "a symbol of hope for refugees worldwide and bring global attention to the magnitude of the refugee crisis," the International Olympic Committee said in announcing the team's members.
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For the philosopher Theodor Adorno, Odradek was also a symbol of hope — for him, the creature gives us, as though in negative, an image of a happiness that our present surroundings deny us.
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Doe — not her real name, of course — has become a symbol of hope, strength, and determination across the world since speaking her mind at the culmination of the trail of her Stanford University assailant.
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What it means to pick up that daunting family legacy — and whether Kate wants to be a city-wide symbol of hope in the first place — becomes a major undercurrent of Batwoman's first season.
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"For decades, African-American churches have served as the epicenter of survival and a symbol of hope for many in the African-American community," NAACP President Derrick Johnson noted in an April 8 statement.
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With three segments of the Berlin Wall, street lights from Berlin, benches, and German trees, the Plaza has been built to stand as a symbol of hope for the reunification of North and South Korea.
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Until Mr. Seyed Emami was arrested along with six other environmentalists in late January, he had stood for many as a symbol of hope, the star of an inspirational video about the possibility of change.
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Backed by a reform-minded Mayor John Lindsay, who'd built avenues of trust in Harlem by walking its streets on more than one occasion, the festival stood as a symbol of hope and everyday placemaking.
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Backed by a reform-minded Mayor John Lindsay, who'd built avenues of trust in Harlem by walking its streets on more than one occasion, the festival stood as a symbol of hope and everyday placemaking.
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Gomez, along with Alisha Boe, Tommy Dorfman, and Brandon Flynn, got the same semicolon tattoo on their wrists, a symbol of hope for people are who have been affected by depression, mental illness, and self harm.
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" This single episode is living proof of that fact, complete was a table of transgender fairy godmothers handing out crowns, princess dresses, and big emotional speeches about the entire celebration serving as a "symbol of hope.
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In a dangerous world, we need more people looking up to the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of hope and freedom, and fewer looking down on it as a fabric to be burned and discarded.
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"I am proud to be an American, and I want our country to continue to be a symbol of hope, compassion, inclusion and world unity," Vonn said later, in another sign of the times, on her Instagram account.
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"For decades, African-American churches have served as the epicenter of survival and a symbol of hope for many in the African-American community," Derrick Johnson, the N.A.A.C.P. president, said in a statement on Monday condemning the fires.
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QUEER EYE: Love Yourself, Love Your Life, published by Clarkson Potter, is "at once a behind-the-scenes exclusive, a practical guide to living and celebrating your best life, and a symbol of hope," according to a press release.
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The International Olympic Committee said that they hoped the team of six men and four women would serve as a "symbol of hope" for millions of displaced people worldwide and bring much-needed attention to the global refugee crisis.
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However, the legacy of Hillary Clinton, along with her unparalleled accomplishment of being the first woman to receive her party's nomination for president of the United States, shall forever remain a powerful symbol of hope for women, young and old, everywhere.
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Seen in necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets, this gorgeous green gem has not only been worn as a luxe accessory but as a symbol of hope, renewal and growth during a time when female empowerment is at the forefront of conversation.
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This recurring key motif, he says, is a symbol of hope and often associated with the right of return, which is a political principle that says all Palestinian refugees should have the opportunity to return to their pre-Nakba homes.
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In 2011, they took on a new role: a symbol of hope and resilience after Anders Behring Breivik, a right-wing terrorist, set off a car bomb that killed eight people and damaged Y-Block, and an adjacent building, H-Block.
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Diop posed individuals in front of a blank backdrop, and then edited the images digitally, changing the colors of their clothes to shades of blue — which he sees as a symbol of hope — and adding patterned borders inspired by African wax prints.
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"It's very important that Guaido has become a symbol of hope to the Venezuelan people but the simple truth is that there's absolutely no clear way for the opposition to ensure that offers of humanitarian aid actually get to Venezuelans," Ramsey said.
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For the last few years, former special counsel Robert Mueller was a symbol of hope for #resistors who wanted President Donald Trump out of office, his name a single-word rallying cry perfectly poised to end up on mugs and cute pins.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Elie Wiesel, 1928-2016: A Survivor Who Refused to Let World Forget" (front page, July 3): Elie Wiesel was a champion of human rights, a symbol of hope, a writer of unmatched eloquence and the very conscience of the world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Fidel Castro embarked on his march across the Sierra Maestra Mountains in July of 1953, the world looked to Cuba as a symbol of hope that World War II's ideals of democracy and freedom still had a fighting chance.
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The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, celebrates the victory of a small group of Jewish rebels over an enormous Greek army to defend their heritage, and a miraculously long-lasting flame that continues to serve as a symbol of hope and perseverance.
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The striking photo of 22-year-old architecture student Alaa Salah, pictured on Monday standing above the crowd atop a car, pointing to the sky and dressed in white, has become a symbol of hope for many women and girls in Sudan, a country known for state repression of women's rights.
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"Ten refugee athletes will act as a symbol of hope for refugees worldwide and bring global attention to the magnitude of the refugee crisis when they take part in the Olympic Games Rio 2016 this summer," the International Olympic Committee said in a release announcing the formation of the team.
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On Thursday, the foreign ministers of Britain, Greece and Turkey — the three countries that are designated as "guarantors" of the nation's sovereignty under a 1959 treaty — met in Geneva, prompting the new United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, to observe that Cyprus could be "a symbol of hope" this year.
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"I think the birth of their child will offer a symbol of hope, but will obscure the real work that has to be done to get true access and equality for black people throughout the US and UK," says Nsenga Burton, editor-at-large for The Root, an online magazine dedicated to African-American culture.
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Here is how the review begins: So, here it is at last: The final confrontation between Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived, the Chosen One, the "symbol of hope" for both the Wizard and Muggle worlds, and Lord Voldemort, He Who Must Not Be Named, the nefarious leader of the Death Eaters and would-be ruler of all.
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But as Reuters found on a return trip on what is also known as the 'dosti (friendship) bus', that runs daily except Sundays between Delhi and the Pakistani city of Lahore, it is a powerful symbol of hope for better relations between the rivals, who despite their political differences share strong linguistic, cultural and family ties.
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After choosing to leave Starling City at the end of Season 3 to attempt to live a regular civilian life with his girlfriend Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards), he reluctantly comes to realize that his home and his teammates need him to be a symbol of hope, without the violence and murder that punctuated his early days behind the mask.
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In the days following the election, electoral maps showcasing millennial support for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE went viral as a symbol of hope for progressive politics.
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