Sentence examples for became a key reference from inspiring English sources

The Beach Boys became a key reference point for bands, most of them celebrating youth.

It became a key reference for our series.

In their ethnographic study, the researchers found that certain events would be reinvoked by young men for the 'shared pleasure of mutual retelling', elevating the event to a mythic status that became a key reference point against which young men would make sense of their identity within the school and the peer group context (Kehily and Nayak 1997, 76).

Rather, it has become a key reference point in understanding political change throughout the world.

Yet Make Poverty History has become a key reference for how campaigning is thought about and shaped, and not just in the development sector.

With its many innovative recommendations, Our Global Neighborhood has served as a blueprint for global governance and has become a key reference for discussions and debates on multilateral cooperation.

The IEEE is hoping it will become a key reference work for AI/AS technologists as autonomous technologies find their way into more and more systems in the coming years.

The report is comprehensive and up to date and will certainly become a key reference in the field.

Maps became a key graphic reference, leading him to the multimedia artist Sam Durant, whose work explores social and political themes and who had a 2011 show that drew on cartography.

Freeman became a key witness.

General Grachev became a key political figure.