Sentence examples for a constant point of reference from inspiring English sources

The dominance system of the fifties was characterized unforgettably by "Sweet Smell of Success," the 1957 Alexander Mackendrick film, a constant point of reference.

And of course there's the entirety of the 2013 season, which had become a constant point of reference throughout the Timbers' previously winless 2014.

How unedifying a sight, to watch young players learning the game with hand-held digital equipment as a constant point of reference.

The information provided will be a constant point of reference and will ensure that your experience at SPS is a positive one.

Just as The Embodied Mind (Varela, Thompson, & Rosch, 1991) has served as a constant point of reference for researchers interested in enactive ideas, I suspect that this collection will do so for future generations.

However, once I begin traveling, the Foursquare app becomes a constant point of reference, and I've grown increasingly reliant on what I perceive to be accurate signals about things that it thinks I, personally, will like.

In Gozo, churches are the constant point of reference.

He was acquitted in March 2017 – one month before Attal's death – but during the period that French authorities were struggling with how, exactly, to label the killing, the Bensoussan trial was constant point of reference.

It became a constant point of contention.

Throughout antiquity it was a constant point of attraction for the civilizations of the eastern Mediterranean.

To him, the tarot is such a constant companion that it has become all-purpose: a point of reference, of reflection, of divination.