Sentence examples for one point of reference from inspiring English sources

On the spatial configuration: "One point of reference for me was Merce Cunningham's 'Ocean,' for its circular space.

One point of reference may be that the language of the law of the land is much less forgiving.

The omakase experience at sushi bars is one point of reference; another is the feng shui of the French chef Joël Robuchon's counter-centric L'Atelier restaurants.

One point of reference for the issue of climate change and agriculture is this frightening paper published in Science in 2009.

Personal referrals can be as inefficient in law as in any other industry — your network might not know the right type of lawyer for you, your proof of quality is limited to one point of reference and there is little transparency about price and value.

Christianity, hitherto one point of reference for him, now became his "official" creed.

Through herd mentality, or pure atavism, the leaderless state was drawn back to its one familiar point of reference, the tribal system of its ancestors, and with it the full force of its legacy: a return to the hatred of the past, to intractable rivalries, violent raids and an unquenchable thirst for vengeance.

This helped them feel safe in the care of someone with whom they had formed a trusting relationship and meant they had one fixed point of reference and an advocate in a potentially rapidly changing situation.

While the government does not have an official definition of "middle class," one commonly used point of reference is the median household income, which was $46,326 in 2005.

Do the Japanese have a sense of nostalgia?" The West is a sentimental culture, in which one society uses previous ones as a point of reference.

In the music industry, publicists, journalists and bloggers often compare new artists to established older or semi-new ones as a point of reference.