Sentence examples for in one touchstone from inspiring English sources

In one touchstone scene, after heading to a disco, a country bar and a punk show within the space of a couple of nights, Jake asks a member of the posse if it's OK to keep shapeshifting like that.

But the Beatles were only one touchstone in Mr. Smith's historical pastiche.

Integrity is one touchstone value for me.

For many, vegetarianism has become one touchstone of a complex, meaningful lifestyle.

Walt has just challenged Jesse, in one of the show's touchstone speeches, to play the role he cast him for: "What does the blowfish do, Jesse?

Exemplary figures who intervened in one's present by means of the life of the mind that allow you touchstones and milestones, high standards of excellence, [foreign word] in the language of the Greeks.

The initial protests in Ferguson over Michael Brown's death were one such touchstone.

In my discipline, one of the touchstones of the demonstration that textual sources cannot be presumed to be either complete or unedited came from Michel-Rolph Trouillet's book Silencing the Past: Power and the Production of History.

But in each one you see someone using a collective cultural touchstone to fulfill their own fantasies and everyone who sees it loves it.

British citizens are constantly reminded that being in the EU means you cannot control immigration, and this has become one of the touchstone issues for those who want Britain to leave the EU.

Proof Generation in the Touchstone Theorem Prover, George C. Necula, Peter Lee.