Sentence examples for international touchstone from inspiring English sources
The 11 million figure has since become an international touchstone.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has made international violence against women a touchstone issue for her office.
An international phenom, the series has been translated into over 70 languages and become a cultural touchstone worldwide.
Because no female Irish performers had ever achieved such levels of success and international recognition, "every woman performer in Ireland now has to have Sinead as a kind of touchstone," Mr. Stokes said.
On all the touchstone issues - private wealth versus public solidarity, individual rights versus state power, the international rule of law versus unilateralism, Europe versus America - Labour and the Conservatives are now joined at the hip.
Over the past two decades informed consent has emerged as 'the ethical touchstone of medical research, and is now enshrined in practice and a range of international guidelines as one of the main preconditions of medical research'.
Love Island was arguably the most vital cultural touchstone of last summer, an endless stretch of dusky hot dry months in which there was not a single international football tournament or high-profile political assassination to bring us all together.
The international success of Darkness at Noon propelled Koestler into a literary and intellectual milieu for whom his writing became a touchstone of postwar culture.
