Sentence examples for are a constant touchstone from inspiring English sources

The 80s are a constant touchstone, never more so than on pre-album pop cut Rebound.

My scrutiny can be quite personal, focusing on how I, as a black woman, interact with others around me, particularly when I am working in England; but my exploration is also often stimulated by my time in Jamaica, where the legacy of colonialism has ensured that race relations are a constant touchstone of Caribbean existence.

His presence is a constant touchstone in the book, from the notorious 1968 speech to Sanghera's wry observation that Powell's home, "within a stone's throw of streets which went black", is not even marked with a plaque.

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

Instead, preferring to be a constant, a touchstone, he still cooks in his restaurant, dries his palms and trots into the dining room to shake hands.

"There is a constant.

It's a constant.

It's a constant party, constant camaraderie.

Music was a constant.

Change was a constant.

Ben is a constant.