Sentence examples for great reference point from inspiring English sources

For men's wear, Mr. Bartlett said, military detail "will always be a great reference point, because there's such a practicality to the design of the uniform".

She said she talks to the press and booksellers all year, but "the convention is a great reference point for renewal of friendships and networking and it's a chance to bring my authors face to face with television producers and newspaper reporters," the better to place them on talk shows and in feature articles.

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Memory, screen-size, and OS version are the only differences between the two, so this video is still a great reference point for anyone interested in this forthcoming Pico projector-equipped Android tablet from NionCom.

Sitting in his garden, I ask Norrington about Brahms's first symphony, the main piece in Thursday's Prom and one of the great symphonic reference points of the 19th century, a piece Brahms worried over for years.

"Our results can provide a great reference or starting point," he said.

"I take the president of Liberia, for whom I have great admiration, as a reference point," she said.

I'm very pleased as it's always great to have that reference point against the best riders in the world.

This glass-half-full narrative, the popular trope that the Great Recession will ennoble us by purging us of our excesses, has, as its reference point, the Great Depression — or a certain idea of the Great Depression.

The proximal fixed arm of the goniometer was aligned with the axis of the femur by using the greater trochanter as a reference point.

Consumers infer that they get a great deal based on the reference point provided by the higher, presale price.