Sentence examples for beacon for good from inspiring English sources

In Tony Blair's view of the world, the British nation-state is alive and well, and on its way to becoming "a beacon for good at home and abroad"—which includes a leading role in the European community.

In tough east Lancashire towns whose inter-community relations are too often characterised by division, this football club, formed by Abu Hanifah as recently as 2012, has developed rapidly into a beacon for good coaching, integration and friendly sporting relations.

The Minister said he wants Pompeii to be a "beacon for good practice" for other sites in Italy and beyond.

In light of the phone hacking scandal and subsequent cover-ups, I reminded Mr. Murdoch of his responsibility as "chief cheerleader" to shape the culture of the company that he said himself said he wanted to be "a beacon for good ethical behavior".

Based on Internet comments, it's clear that many craft beer lovers demand brewers who know how to keep it real, be transparent, stay true to their fans, be inclusive, avoid gender-specific marketing, and make each brand a beacon for good in the local community.

Who could be a better beacon for goodness?

"The plan for the Curzon cinema, Shaftesbury Avenue, long a beacon of good film programming and live events, to be demolished to make way for a tunnel air vent, is deeply worrying," he said.

Disabled people and other service users, and their organisations, have been a beacon of good sense about what's needed in social care for decades.

For my daughter, I pray I can be a beacon of good, of kindness, and of light.

A small beacon of good sense.

It has been a beacon of good sense in a combustible bit of the world.