Sentence examples for a beacon of openness from inspiring English sources

He said it had "shone as a beacon of openness and tolerance the world over for generations".

For these final hours of the referendum campaign, we can only hope that the voters who represent this younger and more diverse Britain will opt to celebrate the UK as a beacon of openness and tolerance, by voting to remain.

And I believe that in the past it was in the pursuit of a Great Britain that this island nation transformed itself into a beacon of cooperation, enterprise, openness, energy and innovation.

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.

Which, he says, is a beacon of hope.

Perhaps by casting a beacon of light farther.