Sentence examples for beacon in a from inspiring English sources

Mr Kirk is supposed to be supremely trustworthy, a moral beacon in a sea of depravity.

The color set her off like a neon beacon in a sea of muted tones.

"They saw Britain as a beacon in a dark and threatening world".

"Yeah, like a beacon in a fog-bound channel," I said.

"Hospitals can be a kind of beacon in a community, a place people can turn to," she added.

Mr. Viñoly said he hoped the building will be a beacon in a neighborhood that could use a bright spot.

But it seems that it will take more than canonizations to restore the church's position as a moral beacon in an increasingly secular society.

Gay tourists often look to a bar as a beacon in an unfamiliar city, and indeed a few travelers were among the victims in Orlando.

Could the likes of Tiger Tiger and Oceana act as a beacon in an age of endless club closures?

Standing like a beacon in an otherwise barren landscape, the school includes 11 classrooms, which can accommodate 200 or more children, aged between six and 16.

She is a beacon in the fog, a candle in a mine shaft.