Sentence examples for a touchstone of a from inspiring English sources

M.K. Narayanan, Mr Singh's national-security adviser, called it "a touchstone of a transformed bilateral relationship".

As in "Blue Bossa," he writes boldly not just about romantic love but about parents and their kids -- a touchstone of a certain kind of literary maturity.

Can toilet paper make it as an object of design, a touchstone of chic?

Edward Durell Stone's Gallery of Modern Art is a touchstone of Modern architecture, an important example of the path not taken.

A touchstone of your intelligence," she said.

A touchstone of Basque culture and a focal point for the new breed of chefs, pintxos are small, often bite-size creations similar to Spanish tapas.

But theater will remain, he said, "a touchstone of where I began, and a world I love being a part of".

A touchstone of modernity itself".

Over the years these books have become a touchstone of Conceptual art and have inspired a new generation of artists who came of age with computers and Photoshop.

Emily Dickinson knew the power of the brain and wrote a poem about it, a poem that has become a touchstone of my life in recent years.

He will describe employee share ownership as "a touchstone of liberal economic thought for a century and a half and a hugely under-used tool in unlocking growth.