Sentence examples for be the touchstone of from inspiring English sources
An application to remain inside the EEA should be the touchstone of all those who want Britain to save globalisation while ditching neoliberalism.
Their liberation from the shackles of discrimination, segregation, and rejection at the beginning of the modern era was understood by many to be the touchstone of all human liberty.
"My fourth and final point is that the Constitution, in my opinion, should be the touchstone of everything we do.... ...... "I would point out that I am not unfamiliar with the Heller case.
Apple Computers iPod may well be the touchstone of the future: a simple compelling mass market consumer item with little more than a splash of computing.
I have accepted the fact that those 821 days out of over the 21,000 days I've lived will be the touchstone of my life.
"Transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency," he said.
"Transparency and rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency," he said.
Calling the new curbs on lobbying the strictest in any administration, Obama told staff that transparency and the rule of law would be the touchstones of his presidency.
President Barack Obama on his re-inauguration in 2009 stated 'Transparency... will be the touchstones of this presidency'.
Coherence was the touchstone of this performance.
