Sentence examples for be a beacon of from inspiring English sources

To be a beacon of hope.

I'm supposed to be a beacon of light".

"The new church will be a beacon of our faith".

He rose with grace from a very dark place to be a beacon of hope.

I wanted to succeed and be a beacon of hope in my family.

If it succeeds, Iraq really will be a beacon of freedom in the Middle East.

"The church must be a beacon of hope and trust," he said.

The BBC in Wales needs to be a beacon of transparency and editorial neutrality.

For us, for Italy, Europe should be a beacon of civilisation, not a wall of fear.

For the people who need our help and protection the most, let Britain be a beacon of hope".

Rather, he would be a beacon of autonomy as the most powerful Labour politician in the land.