Sentence examples for common reference point from inspiring English sources

A common reference point for attendees was the Burning Man festival in Nevada.

If they become a common reference point then they can be something that unites.

"They have my flanks and there is a comfort level and common reference point in experience and language".

The guiding principles provide a common reference point in the field, setting out the duty of states to protect, and the responsibilities of companies to respect human rights.

It can thus become difficult to use the term theater as a common reference point when there are such different goals and intentions.

That makes it almost seven inches shorter than a 2012 Honda CR-V, which is not a competitor but a common reference point.

Television shows can "fill that void", he felt, but "we don't have a lot of common reference points".

And, in the internet age, it is more important than ever that we have common reference points.

Passages like this often do little more than align his observations with common reference points in French social theory, especially Bourdieu and Foucault.

Bands like Bloc Party and Battles are common reference points, but Foals also evokes — perhaps unintentionally — 1990s American post-hardcore bands like Clikatat Ikatowi and All Scars.

This definition of Britishness is about a shared history and language, and the common reference points of culture and ideas that provides.