Sentence examples for frequent reference points from inspiring English sources

While Medbh McGuckian and Eavan Boland form frequent reference points for her critics, Ní Chuilleanáin might just as easily be compared to Beckett, with her love of dens, hiding-places, ruins, and language itself as an in-between space.

In addition to Rumi, Oliver's spiritual model for some of these poems might be Rainer Maria Rilke's "Archaic Torso of Apollo," a frequent reference point.

Postcolonial studies -- an attempt to look at the legacy left by the major powers on the developing world -- seem to be a frequent reference point.

This version of the game — a frequent reference point for the studio — was a reminder of a public promise: the presentation that Murray had given at E3, where he stood on a huge stage with images of No Man's Sky projected onto ninety-foot screens.

At the podium, Cuomo took, as his point of departure, the President's frequent reference to America as a "shining city upon a hill" (the phrase, which comes from the Sermon on the Mount, was brought to the Massachusetts Bay Colony by John Winthrop, in 1630; Reagan later applied the shine).

Those are my reference points.

"There are diminishing reference points".

"He lacks external reference points.

Take a couple of reference points.

Redon's composite figures, often floating and seemingly lighted from within, are a frequent reference.

All the reference points have gone.