Sentence examples for forms the touchstone from inspiring English sources
Quite how Too Close to Heaven - a song that is easily worthy of either John Lennon or Van Morrison - languished in the vaults for 12 years is a matter for Scott's conscience (and his accountants), but it forms the touchstone for this show.
Love in all its forms was, and remains, the touchstone of Paul McCartney's work and family life.
The monumentality of Rubens' forms, with their impulsive drawing, restless movement, and dramatic lighting, provided the touchstone for the High Baroque in the Catholic areas of northern Europe.
It was the touchstone of his mission to transform ballet into the most chic, experimental art form of its time.
"Arnold" was the touchstone.
"The touchstone will be Frankel".
"Greece is first and foremost the touchstone".
Coherence was the touchstone of this performance.
Fay is the touchstone of this perspective.
So starts "Naked Lunch," the touchstone novel by William S. Burroughs.
The touchstone is always family, Maria said.
