Take a couple of reference points.
As in Cambourne, there is a sense of reference points run amok.
But speaking of reference points, Carnegie should serve as a good one for that new auditorium.
Together these form the most comprehensive set of reference points for university education in the world.
There are a couple of reference points that spring to mind when you hear McAlmont and Nyman's album, The Glare.
If I am writing about Kant or Plato, the path is well trod, with a lot of reference points and commentators to aid me.
The techniques used to establish the positions of reference points within an area to be mapped are similar to those used in navigation.
'Sometimes they are the same thing, sometimes separate things… Summers of love, melancholy, the north, open air, the miners' strike…' Subsequently he has tended to let his audiences find their own cat's cradle of reference points in his work".
Although no one can truly avoid writing about themselves, Bowie was an artist in the fullest sense, one whose career was littered with aliases, performance, experiment and a hugely learned set of reference points.
It is hard to think of reference points or other exponents, although it's probably no coincidence that she's signed to Björk's label, One Little Indian, and her debut album, Amorfati, has been produced by Matthew Herbert, no stranger himself to idiosyncratic electronica.
What I had not realised, but Greif's closely argued book makes clear, was that this constellation of reference points – we can add writers as disparate as Hannah Arendt, Vance Packard and Jacques Maritain – described a historically precise philosophical problem, and also a fashion: a craze that had travelled from Europe at mid century to postwar America and thence even to conservative Ireland.
