Sentence examples for beacons of diversity from inspiring English sources

THOUGH not often eulogized as such, the twin towers were regarded by some as beacons of diversity, in part because of the presence of so many small, port-related international businesses.

Except perhaps that it seems the media often zeroes in on shows like this as beacons of diversity, while failing to hold the rest of the TV landscape to the same standard.

The Lords, compared to the league, is a beacon of diversity.

"His victory and huge personal mandate sent a message to the world, that Britain was a bright glowing beacon of diversity and inclusion by electing its first Asian mayor of the great city of London".

In 1992, Bosnia-Herzegovina's capital went from a beacon of diversity, with Yugoslav Muslims, Christians and Jews worshiping within feet of one other, to the site of a nearly four-year siege claiming more than 11,000 lives.

His analysis runs against the popularly held view of Dar es Salaam as a beacon of diversity, where people of different religions and ethnicities live together peacefully.

A beacon of diversity, "Hamilton" was the right recipient of adulation on this somber night.

All-white acting nominations may very well be a reflection of a larger diversity issue in Hollywood, but the Academy isn't exactly a beacon of diversity.

The suburbs of Connecticut aren't shining beacons of racial diversity.

At night, from the window of Abu George's tiny and venerable bar, dim light still glows through colored liquor bottles, a kind of stained-glass beacon of religious diversity and neighborhood fellowship.

Somewhere along the way, we forgot that this country was to be the beacon of freedom, of diversity.