Sentence examples for became a reference point for from inspiring English sources
In a way the film became a reference point for everything else.
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".
I am referring to his intellectual relation with the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi g, who became a reference point for his anti-perspective gaze on the world.
In recent days, his struggle became a reference point for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John F. Kerry, who said in Friday's debate with President Bush that he believed embryonic stem cell research should be expanded, saying it would be the best way to give Reeve and others like him the chance for a better life.
RUN LOLA RUN (1998) has become a reference point for the Sundance crowd; its innovative structure made it an attention-getter when it first appeared.
The scene becomes a reference point for the rest of the evening, as two real-life marriages shatter, echoing and diverging from the play within the play.
Former Italy manager Prandelli, who was always one of Balotelli's staunchest supporters, wanted the striker he described as a very sensitive person to become a "reference point" for the Azzurri.
