Sentence examples for a touchstone to from inspiring English sources
Yeats' poem "The Moods" became for me a touchstone, to use our old word.
Though garaged, Little Monster remained a touchstone to Mr. Campbell's teachings.
[It] was a touchstone to raise the issue of U.S. intervention.
It has less to do with the state's interests in promoting childbearing — a touchstone to which the Prop.
Nye uses energy as a touchstone to examine the lives of ordinary people engaged in normal activities.
In Consuming Power, Nye uses energy as a touchstone to examine the lives of ordinary people engaged in normal activities.
Ms. Marcovicci is an invaluable touchstone to a golden age.
No. What one wants is to be a cultural touchstone, to represent and embody a life style, the way Karl Lagerfeld does, or Donatella Versace, or Carrie Bradshaw.
For years, Denmark was held out as a model to countries with high unemployment and as a progressive touchstone to liberals in the United States.
John Sullivan didn't write Only Fools and Horses to ease Serbia's transition to capitalism – but the series remains a political touchstone to this day.
That recording, with its balance of beauty and terror, became a personal touchstone to which I returned again and again in the wake of the events of Sept. 11.
