Sentence examples similar to a touchstone number from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, London's airports have become a touchstone political issue.

This sequence has become a touchstone of classicism because of its stark simplicity: the same step endlessly multiplied by a growing number of dancers as a metaphor for eternity.

Feng-Torres described it as a "well-arranged, tension-and-release number", while the Pacific Sun concert reviewer called it "a zingy and classically melodic instrumental ... a touchstone of the Harrison style".

The work is a touchstone.

Tim is a touchstone.

393 pp. A Touchstone Book/Simon & Schuster.

A touchstone of your intelligence," she said.

It has been a touchstone ever since.

A touchstone of modernity itself".

Hillary Rodham Clinton hailed the book as a touchstone.

His color is a touchstone".