Sentence examples for great point of reference from inspiring English sources

Our great anxiety, ultimately, is that we might lose our great point of reference, our guide, in our ambitions to build democratic societies where we can speak without fear of consequences.

They can be a great point of reference, but oftentimes they're just that.

Meridan Hive from Austin Texas – MH makes some delicious sessionable meads that are a great point of reference for this style.

They will be a great point of reference before your exams.

This thermodynamic constant is of great value as a point of reference for the quantitative evaluation of metal ion extraction through interfacial complexation at an ITIES.

Lewty understands better than most that under such conditions the greatest kindness is a point of reference, though such landmarks are as often as not transactional rather than locomotive ("all freeways are white and all tollbooths are home," she writes in "The Freight," adding "Look at the ground instead, then. Look down for me/ look at this new ground of mine").

The skeleton is known in great detail, making it a useful point of reference for other duckbill skeletons.

Those with absolute pitch (the ability to recognize a pitch heard in isolation, or to sing a given note on demand without a point of reference) have a great head start, but the rest of us can learn too.

But almost everyone said Greece's accepted, stable place in the European Union had filled many Greeks with greater, unrealized ambitions and had changed their point of reference.

In my personal experience, palatine spines are the most important point of reference to locate the greater palatine vessels during the surgery.

Another point of reference of the hard palate to locate the greater palatine artery is bony prominences named as palatine spines.