Sentence examples for shining light of a from inspiring English sources

But "Popular Music" set off a kind of euphoria -- from the bleakest corner of the world, here was this bright shining light of a book -- and, in a country of nine million, it sold 750,000 copies.

The NBA's veto of the Paul-to-the Lakers trade and his subsequent arrival with the Clippers preserved the sacrosanct nature of Jordan's number of titles and reduced Bryant's role in the NBA to that of an old star fading into the background behind the shining light of a newer, supposedly brighter set of stars in Griffin and Paul.

The question is this: is Foxconn a shining light of modernity in a benighted market or is its still too horrible for human habitation.

Shining light of one specific color onto a fluorescent probe causes it to emit light of a longer wavelength.

Speaking up for him this week, his former coach, an Australian, called Mr Amir a "shining light of hope".

KRAMAN--Esther, shining light of our book group, an inspiration and mentor to us all. 2 Fifth Avenue Book Group.

He has been a shining light of the N.F.L., his name even floated around when the commissionership was open a couple of years ago.

The world has lost a shining light of goodness and love and Parker has lost its crowning jewel.

Newtown's Market Theatre, a shining light of cultural protest under apartheid, remains at the cutting-edge of theatre in South Africa.

Sept. 5: Wolfgang Muthspiel, a shining light of the contemporary-jazz-guitar generation, celebrates the release of his new album, "Bright Side".

In Mr Sowell's view, the British were a shining light of economic development, which other countries gradually learnt to imitate.