Sentence examples for a nice touchstone for from inspiring English sources

I love "Bedtime for Frances" not just as a great story (and it is that), but also as a nice touchstone for a parenting style that allows children to deal with their own problems, even when they're scared — or say they're scared!

Heritage is a constant, a touchstone for people's history.

Referring to carried interest has become a badge of solidarity, a touchstone for measuring class allegiances.

A true matriarch, Rose was a touchstone for her family.

It remains a touchstone for a passionate band of admirers.

He stands apart, a lightning rod for vulnerability, a touchstone for insecurity.

It's a humanist manifesto that's become a touchstone for me.

Korine: Britney's like a cultural touchstone for the film.

The skyline has been a cultural touchstone for centuries.

Mr. Clinton has become a frequent touchstone for Mr. Romney lately as well.

Health and environmental issues have been a legislative touchstone for the council in recent years.