Sentence examples for a key reference point for from inspiring English sources

They duly did, in what may prove a key reference point for this clash.

The Beach Boys became a key reference point for bands, most of them celebrating youth.

It makes sense that struggle is a key reference point for the video, because Cash suffered his own troubles during the 1980s.

The Normal's "Warm Leatherette," an 80's song inspired by "Crash," J. G. Ballard's novel about the eroticism of automobile accidents, is a key reference point for today's electro bands.

A key reference point for directors including Oliver Stone, Spike Lee and Paul Greengrass, as well as being considered essential viewing in its day by the Black Panther movement, The Battle of Algiers is a classic case of a film too uncompromising for Academy voters.

It should be considered alongside St. Gregory I's Pastoral Care (6th century): though centred on the role of bishops, rather than secular lords, Gregory's emphasis on humility as a key virtue of those holding worldly power, on the moral temptations of secular might, and on the need to provide moral leadership by example made it a key reference point for future writers.

For both teams, a gap of 19 years was a key reference point.

Rather, it has become a key reference point in understanding political change throughout the world.

Shaping the 21st century (pdf), a 1996 report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthatat called for "local ownership of the development process", is often seen as a key reference point.

Employers are involved hardly anywhere as a key reference point and practice links.

Pinsky's key reference point for the game is not Dante but a poem of his own: "The Figured Wheel," a fragment of which appears in the accompanying "Mindwheel" book (though Pinsky's name, which appears in the poem, is replaced by Dr. Virgil's).