Sentence examples for hide his light from inspiring English sources

Weitz wasn't one to hide his light under a bushel.

We'd expect a lover's absence from his beloved to hide his light, and prevent his day's dawning.

Be that as it may, Mr. Maazel, never one to hide his light under a bushel, opens his tenure with a big statement and a half.

But he didn't come to hide his light and so, after dinner at the high table at King's, he takes his encore in the studios of BBC Newsnight.

Never a musician to hide his light under a bushel, Maazel tried hard to succeed Herbert von Karajan as chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra when the long Karajan reign came to an end in 1989.

Not one to hide his light under a bushel, Mr. Parker was, as a friend once described him, tall and thin with "a soup strainer mustache and a head of thick white hair that looked as if an eggbeater had just passed through it".

So is Coles another who hides his light under a bushel?

But, no, the official Liberal party's treasurer... hid his light under a bushel".

"I think that in the first term he was hiding his light under a bushel," Steyer said.

And make no mistake, Méliès has no intention of hiding his light under a bushel, or of being ripped off again.

He also recorded a really great album that boasted liner notes from no less a personage than Peter Guralnick, but Jimmy left Music City behind and currently hides his light under a bushel by running a ski lodge in Telluride, Colo.