Sentence examples for major reference point from inspiring English sources
This time a major reference point is Traffic's classic 1967 album Mr Fantasy; its wistful English mood suits Weller's voice and songs to a tee.
The Quiet Revolution is a major reference point used by successive Québec governments in power since the Liberal defeat in 1966.
From 1955 to 1957, he did research in the faculty of history at Cambridge for his PhD thesis, published as Communism And British Intellectuals (1959), and still a major reference point on the subject.
For instance, light is a major reference point here, from photographs of fragile moths hovering close to glowing light bulbs to, in the books, quotations about light from ancient Greek thinkers and modern books on physics and linguistics.
The 1970s have been a major reference point for designers for several seasons now; for accessories this has translated well to these styles, complemented by an abundance of suede and fringing.
Galerie Besson was a mecca for art colleges and collectors alike, and while Anita had a certain horror of unwieldy rucksacks and baggage spoiling her vistas, she relished the fact that the gallery, in the course of its nearly 250 exhibitions, had become a major reference point in the ceramics world.
While pre-major-label REM remains a big reference point, there are other echoes: The Wrong Year has a touch of kd lang's Constant Craving, while Calamity Song features some of the best packmate howls since Warren Zevon's Werewolves of London.
Furthermore the size will bring headlines to the Nexus brand which has typically been more of a reference point for manufacturers than a major Google commercial arm.
The most recent example of this is the announcement of major cuts to Australia's CSIRO, a global leader and reference point for climate science.
Postcolonial studies -- an attempt to look at the legacy left by the major powers on the developing world -- seem to be a frequent reference point.
