Sentence examples for true beacon from inspiring English sources
Israel has the opportunity to do so and become a true beacon of democracy in a Middle East that is grappling to attain it.
If Turkey wants to become a true beacon of democracy in the Middle East, its new constitution must provide broader individual rights for the country's citizens, including the Kurds.
A lighthouse is built strong and earns its reputation as a reliable, consistent, and true beacon that doesn't discriminate.
With so much bad news bombarding us, the astounding improvements in child and maternal health that have come in recent decades are a true beacon of hope.
His comments quickly backfired as the internet community reminded him of his hypocrisy..@realDonaldTrump A true beacon of respect for women.
A few years ago, the Internet seemed like the true beacon of hope for any young sketch comedian with a camera and a dream.
Poses and the Want duo were true beacons of hope for the return of hyper-intelligent music, but Release the Stars kind of dipped into a yawn.
This objection was doubly true when Beacon was being forced down every Facebook member's throat whether they wanted to be tracked this way or not.
The same was true at the Beacon, despite technical issues that rendered an opening account of the ambitious title suite from "Close to the Edge" ragged and murky.
However this current calculation will already be enriched for "true" human CpG beacons that can facilitate unique species-specific epigenomic variation.
Mr. Grohl fronted an eight-member version of the band at the Beacon, and true to the ethos of "MTV Unplugged," all the musicians were sitting down as they played.
