Sentence examples similar to key beacon of from inspiring English sources

The Culture Ministry's formal order came a week after it first announced the closing of the House of Cinema, which had emerged as a low-key beacon of support for the opposition Green movement and other political voices since the disputed 2009 presidential elections and crackdown on government opponents.

Turkey's current government is a key player – and previously a rare beacon of relative stability – in the troubled Middle East.

Any further unrest could change the region's dynamic, with Turkey's current government a key player – and previously a rare beacon of relative stability – in the Middle East.

The events have the potential to change the dynamic of regional politics, with Turkey's current government a key player – and previously a rare beacon of relative stability – in the troubled Middle East.

Malala has become a beacon of light.

A small beacon of good sense.

You were the beacon of freedom.

It remains a beacon of educational innovation.

He was always this beacon of positivity.

Like I said, a beacon of reasonableness.

"He has been our beacon of hope".