Sentence examples for for a touchstone from inspiring English sources
And right at its heart, Benoit planned for a touchstone landmark – La Plata's cathedral, to be crowned with towering Gothic spires.
People have heard about it, and this can be where they go for a touchstone analysis.
Now, six years later - I find myself looking for a touchstone on that day, an element or a moment that would connect me with that time.
Hewitt is something of a touchstone for Tomic and Kyrgios.
"Agriculture has not been as much of a touchstone for presidential candidates this time around".
He stands apart, a lightning rod for vulnerability, a touchstone for insecurity.
That beautiful story of Carl reaching out to him when he was a teenager in the Bronx was for me a touchstone for the whole series.
But for such a touchstone Wagner role, a company like the Met should have someone stronger as cover.
Like the NHS in Britain, Medicare for All could be a touchstone for how people view other sectors such as education, transportation, utilities, and housing.
Clinton frequently touts her advocacy for children as a touchstone of her progressive politics.
The sedate Swedish firm, a touchstone for middle-class respectability for generations, churning out getaway cars.
