Sentence examples for has been a reference point from inspiring English sources

My father left on a December 1st, and since then that date has been a reference point for measuring the temperature of the heart, so to speak.

With the Bears, Cutler's and Marshall's success in Denver has been a reference point, both easing the reunion and raising expectations.

Capote's black and white ball was a party as performance art; it has been a reference point for glossy magazines ever since, and frequently imitated (for example, by Sean Puffy CombsbSean Puffy Combs

But on a man who channels George Barnett, Hedi Slimane model and drummer from These New Puritans, the so-non-it's-good-look could have been a reference point for the normcore movement.

The 1997 loss, meanwhile, has been a constant reference point, as has been the Giants' tradition of playoff success -- the Giants have won 7 of their last 10 postseason games and 4 of their last 6 at home.

The Great Depression in the US has been a common reference point for commentators discussing the latest financial crisis.

Nevertheless, Gray's (1985) scholarly work on collaboration has been a key reference point for the definition of collaboration, in a number of cases.

Ever since the publication of the first edition in 1989, the Mobile DNA series has been a central reference point for researchers interested in the biology of TEs and it has been essential reading for students entering the field.

But it's unlikely this has a been a reference point for the athletes.

But if the ELF acronym is mostly unfamiliar on the East Coast, it has long been a reference point in the Pacific Northwest for illegal and extreme environmental activism that law enforcement officials call eco-terrorism.

Davie Bowie and his outlandish style has long been a reference point in the fashion world.