Definition of «beacon of light»

The phrase "beacon of light" is a metaphorical expression that refers to something or someone who provides guidance, hope, and inspiration in a dark or difficult situation. It represents an idea, person, or object that serves as a source of enlightenment, clarity or encouragement in times of confusion or uncertainty.

Usage examples

The lighthouse stood tall on the rugged coastline, serving as a beacon of light for passing ships.
In times of darkness and despair, she became a beacon of light, spreading hope and positivity to those around her.
The organization's programs and initiatives act as a beacon of light, offering support and guidance to individuals in need.
The old library transformed into a beacon of light for the community, providing a safe and inspiring space for learning and exploration.
His wise and compassionate leadership served as a beacon of light, guiding the team through challenges and fostering their growth.

Sentences with «beacon of light»

I got my first automaton from exploration, and its arrival was like a shining beacon of light in the darkness. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
It's been a long road for the Vita, and despite it becoming a small beacon of light for handheld RPG's and indie darlings, the system quickly lost traction to mobile gaming and Nintendo's 3DS. (gameplanet.com.au)
u are really beacon of light on dark paths. (learntotradethemarket.com)
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