Sentence examples for beacons of from inspiring English sources

There are beacons of progress.

There were a few beacons of light.

Universities like to think of themselves as beacons of enlightenment.

His reports will long stand out as beacons of clarity.

They are hardly beacons of a liberal society.

Yes, it puts the UK below such beacons of free speech as China, Malawi and Ukraine.

The Europeans of the 1500s and 1600s created incredible treasures and beacons of civilisation.

We want our political leaders to be beacons of morality; better men than we.

It's tempting to paint myself and my family as beacons of liberal exceptionalism, but we weren't.

Along with rescues, newborns have become beacons of uplift amid the darkness of death.

In their different ways they try to identify beacons of excellence and innovation.