Sentence examples for enclave of light from inspiring English sources
My favorite passage, for example, involves Father Linus Fairing, a priest who ministers to rodents in New York's penumbrous underground, his parish "a little enclave of light in a howling Dark Age of ignorance and barbarity".
Rays of light penetrate my inner thoughts as the sun throws her last illuminations through the dense Aspen groves that crowd the roadway from the tiny enclave of Crested Butte to the vibrant town we all know as Aspen, Colorado.
Exposing these enclaves to the light of public scrutiny is the only hope for curing their dysfunction.
In line with the entrepreneurial literature, start-up capital is one of the main factors affecting the creation of new ethnic ventures in the enclave (Light 1972; Kim and Hurh 1985; Ram 1994; Ram and Deakins 1996; Bates 1997; Deakins et al.1997; Lee et al.1997; Fadahunsi 2000; Chrysostome and Arcand 2009).
And surprisingly, it was a dimly lit, termite-infested, 40-year-old property on the Saigon River in An Phu, an affluent enclave of expatriates about a 20-minute drive from the city center.
Within days, the enclave of 30,000 Bosnian Muslims had fallen.
"London is becoming an enclave of the rich".
Within the French portion is the Spanish enclave of Llivia.
The canton contains the small German enclave of Büsingen.
CPAC, mind you, is no enclave of moderation and reason.
