Sentence examples similar to beacons of trust from inspiring English sources
The company has not been a beacon of trust with regards to user data, having to pay $20,000 for using "God View" to spy on users and reportedly paying to cover up a massive data breach.
The fancy car, office and pearly white smile is no longer the beacon of trust in financial services; it's now the number of likes, shares, online presence and honest content deliberation that dictate a person's authoritative influence.
It is a beacon of trusting union in a world of suspicion.
"With a proliferation of products, services, channels of communication, people are looking for beacons of reliability and trust," said John P. McManus, associate publisher at American Demographics, which is becoming involved with the index as part of plans "to associate ourselves with proprietary ways to gain insight into consumer behavior".
Everyone is trusted less and basic leadership, which has always been a beacon of hope and trust, is perceived to be limited, lacking and failed.
"The church must be a beacon of hope and trust," he said.
In a world that seems to have lost its way, Merkel has become a beacon of hope and trust for people around the world.
And of course, there was the shining beacon of credibility and trust that was Wagner's granddaughter, Friedelind, who became outspokenly anti-Hitler and fled Nazi Germany for America during the war.
