Sentence examples for been a point of reference from inspiring English sources

Sweden has long been a point of reference in British politics.

Martin said: "I'm really excited to join the team, which has been a point of reference in cycling for years.

That is why Singapore, which has been a point of reference for China's reformers since the 1980s, has emerged again among some of Mr. Xi's advisers.

Hodgson's weight, or lack thereof, has long been a point of reference for discussion of that toughness, and for some reason he always seems to be described as "12 stone wet through".

David Bowie The Thin White Duke has long been a point of reference in the world of fashion, thanks in part to the many personalities he has experimented with during his 40-year career.

Yet under recent centre-right governments, the Swedish model, which had always been a point of reference for the European left, became a point of reference for the European right, including British Conservatives, who quoted Sweden's financial, educational and privatisation policies with approval.

Penang General Hospital, with a capacity of 1,107 beds, is a point-of-reference tertiary health care facility in the Northern Region of Malaysia.

That, amid the myriad issues of the Blunt affair, is a point of reference worth recalling.

"What risks being lost is a point of reference of European civilization," said Mr. Clementi.

Why, she asks, should whiteness even be a point of reference for a black self-image?

I didn't agree with everything he said, but he was a point of reference".