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guiding light

NOUN
  1. a celebrity who is an inspiration to others
    he was host to a large gathering of luminaries

How To Use guiding light In A Sentence

  • Guiding Light to go dark -- The longest-running soap opera will call it quits in September. Short Takes
  • Eddie was his hero, his guiding light.
  • But what I, for want of a better term, call the head and the dominant force, or Urmacht, of the body is that guiding light which we call mind or intellect or Geist.
  • The end of analog TV and other signs of "sea change," such as cancelation of "The Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns," the scarcity of longform TV, Comcast's bid to buy NBC Universal and the continued rise in the reliance of DVRs (digital video recorders). Variety.com
  • Charm may have replaced the rapier assertiveness of the young composer, but his authority as one of the guiding lights of music in our time is as unquestionable as ever.
  • One of his guiding lights is a treatise published in 1553 by Diego Ortiz, a composer-performer from Toledo, which shows the novice gambist how to embroider a given melody or chord progression with ornaments, variations, and outright inventions. BrothersJudd Blog
  • Eddie was his hero, his guiding light.
  • Father Peter, its guiding light, was also its provider of funds and sustenance.
  • Guiding ligh is give best storyline ever and guiding light is like my second family? “Guiding Light” Cancelled?
  • A lady imbued with a strong sense of Christianity, she was a great woman for her prayers and novenas and her strong Catholic faith served as a guiding light and source of strength down through the years.
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