Sentence examples for a new reference point from inspiring English sources

He tweaked the bass-drum setting to widen the tone and stretch the decay, creating a new reference point for 808 users ever since.

"When we were making it, we always had this idea that it was not just a cookbook," says Duval. "It should be an important book for people because it's a new reference point to a whole continent of food".

The Wall Street Journal called the film "a landmark event … it seems certain to transcend the movie realm and become a new reference point in contemporary culture – a defining vision of what slavery looked like, and felt like, in the US before the civil war".

But in the post apartheid era, South Africa is in search of a new reference point.

Early discourse representation theory explains this effect by assuming that the PS introduces a new reference point after a previously introduced one.

Therefore, we want to suggest the following as a new reference point for debate: Art and arts can also be understood (and re-invented) as a manifestation of knowledge, knowledge production and knowledge creation.

A newer reference point: Wes Anderson's "Royal Tenenbaums," a Christmas movie only in name, but, like "A Christmas Tale," a family drama about the allure and danger of a family myth.

Rodgers has hailed the former West Ham United trainee as the new "reference point" for small British footballers after an "incredible" season.

Denise Shull, the founder of Trader Psyches, which consults funds and investors on neuroscience strategies, says many investors are using the 2008 panic as their new reference point.

The resulting note is A (which is what you want the next string over to be) and can be used as your new reference point for pitch.

Not all of Mr. West's new reference points are so studiedly cool, though.