Sentence examples for only one touchstone from inspiring English sources

But the Beatles were only one touchstone in Mr. Smith's historical pastiche.

It is no longer the touchstone of normality, but only one way of being "normal," a place where you just happened to be born and grow up.

A 1977 sound piece by Jack Goldstein is one touchstone: it's there but not there.

Only one can die.

Both contain only one-octave.

Are we the only ones?

That is the holy grail for Don: An enormous account that is not only national, but one that serves as something of a cultural touchstone.

John Hughes isn't the only cultural touchstone.

Newer ones only have one.

Not that Sly is the only touchstone here.

The initial protests in Ferguson over Michael Brown's death were one such touchstone.