Sentence examples for a touchstone that from inspiring English sources

Yearning is a touchstone that allows me to view and rewrite history.

Every few seasons, Junya Watanabe returns his focus to the puffer jacket, a touchstone that links his conceptual designs to a common element of street fashion.

"Everywhere you look there's a memorial to something, a building or a plaque that serves as a touchstone that takes you right to the heart of British military history.

But it was her sound poetry that provided a touchstone that created a neat division between mainstream critics who dismissed the Baroness as insane, and her admirers who championed her precisely because they recognized in her practice the promise of a new corporeal language.

The first "Wall Street" became a touchstone that the financial industry, oddly enough, embraced.

With everything that changes each season in baseball, it is nice to have a constant, a touchstone that reminds you what era one is in.

He provides a soul of sorts, a reliable touchstone that becomes indispensable to a film's disposition, and with Arrival, Jóhannsson's excelled once again.

America has regressed to an unforgiving puritanical order reminiscent of Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," a literary touchstone that has probably eluded the fundamentalist upbringing of Jordan's protagonist, Hannah Payne.

"When you have these extra things where it becomes a cultural touchstone, that's incredible gravy," Mr. Lubars said.

That situation would put into greater play a cultural touchstone that now cannot be truly experienced even by people who visit it more than once.

A cultural touchstone that's equally funny, absurd, and deliciously dark, Chuck Palahniuk's debut follows an unnamed insomniac narrator who falls under the thrall of charismatic loose cannon Tyler Durden.