Sentence examples for real point of reference from inspiring English sources

For all the talk of "love" in the play, the real point of reference is lust.

So as far as fathering went, I had no real point of reference.

The only real point of reference is the 1998-99 season, cut to 50 games after a protracted lockout.

It became a real point of reference and identity for thousands of youngsters with one passion in common: their unconditional love for AS Bari.

There's a real point of reference for the antiquated look, just as the Celtics' occasional follies still point to a well-defined and proven system.

So former President Bush has no real point of reference for balancing his dual roles as his party's most recent occupant of the White House and the proud, doting father of its presumptive presidential nominee.

With no real points of reference, we couldn't have imagined the sorcery about to manifest from the boogie down Bronx.

I assume he is making some complicated subtextual reference, until he explains that the only real point of this book is to bring pleasure to its reader.

This is the real point of leverage.

Indexation, in fiscal policy, a means of offsetting the effect of inflation or deflation on social security payments and taxes by measuring the "real value" of money from a fixed point of reference, usually a price index.

My fiancé will have no point of reference and no real community support to know what to expect.