Sentence examples for on a touchstone from inspiring English sources

So what did I – smartarse American postgraduate student – have to say when invited on a touchstone hunt?

Palm could have used this to their advantage by adding some software elements exclusively shown whilst docking on a Touchstone, such as a stock ticker or a weather screen.

But the metal is something of a touchstone on the supply side, too.

Now, six years later - I find myself looking for a touchstone on that day, an element or a moment that would connect me with that time.

It went on to become a touchstone for other film-makers and a driver of the boom in cinematic documentary.

That she was able to avoid defeat, while many colleagues fell, was thanks largely to her embracing a range of conservative positions, most notably on immigration, a touchstone issue in her district of southeast Arizona.

The questions about Melania Trump's immigration history are particularly sensitive for Donald Trump, who has made attacks on immigrants a touchstone of his presidential campaign.

But his stance on gay marriage, a touchstone liberal issue, attracted criticism.

Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blowup," just out on DVD, is a touchstone of 1960's cinema culture.

Many of the bishops, Myers says, rely on George as "a touchstone" and "the pre-eminent Catholic intellectual".

The book became a talking point for a wasteful culture intent on penitence and a touchstone for designers of all stripes, including some makers of luxury goods.