Sentence examples for beacons of good from inspiring English sources

"Universities should be beacons of good practice and catalysts for change.

There are beacons of good practice, but there is plenty of darkness too.

It needs to take a lead from the beacons of good practice that exist at local, regional and, occasionally, at national level.

Brightly colored papier-mâché figures of tango dancers, snake charmers, football stars and bodybuilders don't usually find their way into museums, or at least not museums that present themselves as beacons of good taste.

There are a few beacons of good practice.

India is ranked a woeful 142nd out of 189 countries, behind beacons of good business practice like Yemen, Uzbekistan and Iran - vivid evidence of the scale of Mr Modi's challenge.

A small beacon of good sense.

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

However it is already being held up as a beacon of good practice.

Meanwhile, Nebraska continues to shine as a beacon of good government.

Oddly, Wroclaw, usually seen as a beacon of good government because of its go-getting and effective mayor, scores poorly.