Sophie

[ soh-fee ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Tante Hélène, speaking through the generations, passed her story to my daughter Sophie who, in her early 20s, is the same age as the nine women were when they risked their lives to fight fascism.

From Time

Those designations meant that other in-demand players on those teams are unprotected, since each team can claim only one free agent as core — a Sophie’s Choice of WNBA team building.

From FiveThirtyEight

My life looks different from Hannah’s and Sophie’s in many ways.

From Vox

Sophie’s podcast, Immigration Law for Tech Startups, is available on all major podcast platforms.

From TechCrunch

But, rather, that Sophie is alive and dead at the same time.

From Washington Post

His surprise marriage to theater director Sophie Hunter may have broken hearts, but the squeals of delight were even louder.

From The Daily Beast

Although the family was based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Sophie studied French and Modern Languages at Oxford University.

From The Daily Beast

Newmark was approached online by “Sophie Wittams,” a blond, flirty, “twentysomething Tory PR girl.”

From The Daily Beast

On Monday, Swedish model Malin Sahlén was identified as the face of Sophie Wittams.

From The Daily Beast

She reportedly told them, “Sophie Lyons is a hardened criminal, and too smart to be caught like this.”

From The Daily Beast

For Sophie Charlotte was a bright presence, and a favorite with sage and gay.

From Project Gutenberg

She is brother's-daughter of his Mother, Sophie Charlotte: let the reader learn to discriminate these two names.

From Project Gutenberg

Sophie Charlotte's deep sorrow and dejection on this parting was the secret herald of fate to herself.

From Project Gutenberg

Prince Friedrich brought his Sophie Charlotte home about fifteen months after.

From Project Gutenberg

Queen Sophie and certain others may still flatter themselves; but it is evident the Negotiation is at last complete.

From Project Gutenberg