Sentence examples for is a point of reference from inspiring English sources
"What risks being lost is a point of reference of European civilization," said Mr. Clementi.
That, amid the myriad issues of the Blunt affair, is a point of reference worth recalling.
This was partly to reach into the Latino market, Mr. Samels said: "Whether in Cuba or Nicaragua or Costa Rica or Mexico, Castro is a point of reference".
The Vasco da Gama soccer club, like the 15th-century Portuguese explorer for whom it is named, is a point of reference and extreme pride for the men and women who gather here several nights a week and know one another by first name.
Nottinghamshire County Council leader Alan Rhodes said: "We owe each and every one of them our heartfelt gratitude and it is important that this Roll of Honour pays tribute to them and is a point of reference for families and historians alike".
Lewty understands better than most that under such conditions the greatest kindness is a point of reference, though such landmarks are as often as not transactional rather than locomotive ("all freeways are white and all tollbooths are home," she writes in "The Freight," adding "Look at the ground instead, then. Look down for me/ look at this new ground of mine").
Penang General Hospital, with a capacity of 1,107 beds, is a point-of-reference tertiary health care facility in the Northern Region of Malaysia.
I didn't agree with everything he said, but he was a point of reference".
That is why Singapore, which has been a point of reference for China's reformers since the 1980s, has emerged again among some of Mr. Xi's advisers.
