Sentence examples for strong beacon from inspiring English sources

This was "not a strong beacon light", rather "a small candle flame, casting vague and multiple shadows".

That's because this year's muse is the saxophonist Wayne Shorter, one of the greatest living composers in jazz, and a strong beacon for most of these musicians.

Israel has always been a pillar of stability in the Middle East, and as a strong beacon of democracy, it stands side by side with the United States in facing today's challenges for a better tomorrow for all of us.

"We want people to understand the lure of the lighthouse, and part of that romance is to continue to see a strong beacon, casting a beam of light day and night," he said.

The lessons learned from the Idea Stores are being applied to the way in which the libraries can become strong beacons for their communities.

The OGS would transmit a strong guide beacon at 532 nm allowing the CQuCoM CubeSat to acquire and begin tracking the target position.

When acting as the strong optical beacon, it is possible to use this light source to characterize the space-to-ground optical channel and to commission the fine-pointing mechanism [42].

To conduct the space-to-ground test, the first mission will use a modulated laser transmitter whose intensity can be tuned to act either as a strong optical beacon, or as a weak coherent pulse (WCP) source, where the average number of photons per pulse is much less than one.

Mr. Dalio also commented that "President Obama could not have picked a man with greater integrity or a stronger moral beacon than Jim Comey".

Critics say she has avoided public corruption cases for politically expedient reasons — not least retaining strong support on Beacon Hill.

I am excited to be building a strong team at Beacon, and we have the privilege of working with some visionary health and social care leaders across the country.