Sentence examples for a constant reference point from inspiring English sources
It is a constant reference point when he is trying to explain how he thinks and acts.
As a student of politics and as a political journalist, the Dismissal was a constant reference point – an Australian moment that has attracted, perhaps, more scholarship, journalism and cultural reflection than just about any other.
The 1997 loss, meanwhile, has been a constant reference point, as has been the Giants' tradition of playoff success -- the Giants have won 7 of their last 10 postseason games and 4 of their last 6 at home.
The site will also contain an A to Z of key legislation of the last decade – ie all published and enacted by the Labour government – which will act as a constant reference point for readers.
Eight of his 13-man 1995 Champions League-winning squad – a constant reference point even now, in his last managerial role – were plucked by him from the club's academy.
Shrewd and well informed, the book is a major advance in our thinking about poetics and will be a constant reference point for future discussions". "This is a beautiful book: versed in the poetry of several languages, sharply observant, deeply pondered, eloquently and engagingly composed.
Pedicle screws in the apical vertebra, UIV, and LIV were marked as a constant reference points and were tagged as apical screw (AS), upper instrumented screw (UIS), and lower instrumented screw (LIS), respectively.
But to fashion insiders it remains a rich and constant reference point.
In "Defeating Hitler," Burg writes that one of the most dispiriting aspects of Israeli political conversation is the constant reference point of the slaughter of six million Jews in the nineteen-forties.
The underworld and the movies (Bollywood movies, that is) are, in fact, constant reference points in conversations in India's financial and business capital.
The Declaration of Independence and North Carolina's 1868 Reconstruction constitution are constant reference points, for their announcement of the "self-evident" truth that all men are created equal.
