Sentence examples for became a reference point from inspiring English sources

In a way the film became a reference point for everything else.

The New York billionaire was already an American cultural reference point about New York and about billionaires before he became a reference point in American politics.

The curly-haired playmaker quickly settled in Mauricio Pochettino's midfield, and became a reference point for the entire team in a lacklustre remainder of the campaign for the club.

With its sheer plastic raincoats, metallic dog collars and '80s power suits with Grace Jones-like shoulder padding, the movie became a reference point for designers the world over.

His poem "Alta Traición" (High Treason) became a reference point for many Mexicans in dealing with the contradictions of their part-Indian, part-colonial nation, once described as "Poor Mexico, so far from God, so close to the United States".

The outcome of a famous conflict (or possibly a series of conflicts) between them in the mid-17th century, known today as Shurr Bubba ("the War of Bubba"), became a reference point for deciding political and social status in the southern Sahara.

As a result, his game has become a reference point for the most testing indie titles.

"The Teatro Dell'Opera today has become a reference point," he said.

A place in the "third team" is yours when you become a reference point for successive generations in many languages.

"The Following," which begins Monday on Fox, has already become a reference point in the debate about violence in entertainment.

He has done so many of them that his work has become a reference point in the field.