Sentence examples for beacon of reason from inspiring English sources
PARIS — Europe's Olympian vision of its future — great power plus universal indispensability as a beacon of reason — has dimmed to a flicker.
'We should learn to see the debauching of science for profit as a crime,' rasps Dawkins, transformed from Beacon of Reason to Chief of Thought Police.
The design explores its physical structure -- rail lines, highways, river, quais, older buildings -- and its mythology as the beacon of reason enlightening the world.
Lawmakers, meanwhile, described Mr. Ravitch as a beacon of reason emanating from an executive chamber that, before its near-meltdown last week, seemed bent on turning the Legislature into Public Enemy No. 1 to reverse the governor's plummeting poll numbers.
But thanks to controversy over a medical malpractice ruling, the judge had spent $393,009 on television ads as of early October, according to Justice at Stake.In this mucky landscape, Iowa has long been a beacon of reason.
Signor, age 30, has always struck me as a beacon of reason.
Still, Mingo and other black Republicans said they see themselves as beacons of reason, particularly on thorny issues of race.
Implicit in Senator McCain's statement is the assumption that Washington, now famous as the home of freedom fries, is seen as a beacon of carefully reasoned thought.
We need a UN that reclaims its standing as a beacon of hope; a reason for global optimism that calls us toward a compelling vision of the future, rekindling our confidence and inspiring each and every one of us to live up to our highest purpose.
Nonetheless, he said, "there is a reason our nation shines as a beacon of hope and opportunity, a reason many throughout the world dream of coming to America".
