Sentence examples similar to a beacon of direction from inspiring English sources

We recognize how kind acts can be a beacon of hope, direction and support to a faceless human languishing on the fringes of society.

They were, in whatever small way, a beacon of hope.

An engraved cross on the place of death, some people believe, is a beacon of sorts, and without it, souls are condemned to wander with no direction or refuge.

In the next round, when she gyrated once more in the direction of "Piersy-baby", Morgan grinned and congratulated her on providing a beacon of cheer in a world benighted by recession.

Malala has become a beacon of light.

Like I said, a beacon of reasonableness.

To be a beacon of hope.

A beacon of hope at a sad time for all.

Is Iraq capable of becoming a beacon of democracy?

For sneakerheads, Nike has long been a beacon of style.

Dannatt described the service as "a beacon of trustworthiness".