Sentence examples for of litmus from inspiring English sources

"I am personally not in favor of litmus tests.

Among Democrats, insistence upon Rumsfeld's resignation became a kind of litmus test of antiwar seriousness.

That kind of litmus test just wouldn't be fair to women.

The BBC provides a kind of litmus test for concerned Britain.

For him the European Union's decision is a kind of litmus test for Europe.

You don't know whether to grab a fork or a piece of litmus paper.

I do not think that agenda has to necessarily include running people for political office or the formation of some kind of litmus-test pledge, but there does need to be a clear purpose articulated so the next ring of like-minded folks can begin to hold onto a common agenda.

It has turned into one of those litmus tests of modern life and particularly modern parenting.

In addition, hostility toward Israel is one of the litmus tests of loyalty toward the Islamic system in Iran.

But Bautista rarely showed it for six seasons, and his story is something of a litmus test of fans' faith in the modern slugger.

THE music of Robert Schumann (1810-56) isomethingng of a litmus test for performers.