Sentence examples for have a touchstone from inspiring English sources

Josh That notion of talismans, to have a touchstone of your own mortality… so much of today's world is about not focusing on what's beyond.

Others could not envision operating a STI clinic without a physician present for consultations: "I couldn't imagine sort of constantly having to operate that way, because some clinics do, you know, it's strictly nurse-run, but it is limiting in terms of how much you could provide and your sense of what it means to have a touchstone".

Despite their difficult lives, each of these four children has a touchstone of normality in their life.

Daenerys understands the importance of having a touchstone.

Vazquez does not have a similar touchstone.

What Mr. Fadeyechev has done in his new "Don Quixote" is to remain faithful to the old one that the Bolshoi has had as a touchstone for a century.

With everything that changes each season in baseball, it is nice to have a constant, a touchstone that reminds you what era one is in.

Over the years these books have become a touchstone of Conceptual art and have inspired a new generation of artists who came of age with computers and Photoshop.

Suddenly, London's airports have become a touchstone political issue.

Japanese architecture, with its sense of rigor and purity, might have been a touchstone.

Yet, over the last two decades, Talk Talk have become a touchstone of the alternative scene.