Sentence examples for A touchstone of from inspiring English sources

A touchstone of your intelligence," she said.

A touchstone of modernity itself".

A touchstone of Clarence Thomas's career on the Supreme Court has been his hostility to what he calls élites.

A touchstone of Basque culture and a focal point for the new breed of chefs, pintxos are small, often bite-size creations similar to Spanish tapas.

The trilling adverbs are a touchstone of Stewart's style.

It remains, even today, a touchstone of philosophical memory.

That poem has remained a touchstone of my emotional life.

Since World War II, a touchstone of American conservatism has been the defense of freedom.

The independent Italian automotive design house, or carrozzeria, is a touchstone of automotive culture.

Yet, over the last two decades, Talk Talk have become a touchstone of the alternative scene.

However, his plaintive, bluesy phrasing was unique and became a touchstone of country music.