Sentence examples for touchstone and from inspiring English sources

"Touchstone and I agreed that we disagreed," she continues.

When Fisher died, last year, Drexler lost a touchstone and an audience.

Emerson was a touchstone, and Salinger often quoted him in letters.

Still, she gave an impassioned and often subtle account of this touchstone and demanding role.

But always, Harris uses traditional music as her touchstone and yardstick.

And the festival uses its hippie flavor as both a touchstone and something to push against.

That spectacle became a racial touchstone and turned a number of legal analysts into television stars.

The woman is an icon, a cultural touchstone and a political rebel who still polarises America.

Pearl becomes an emotional touchstone and a comfort for her in her waning years.

Bertie and Jeeves became touchstones and reference points.

She writes about literature — Coleridge, Eliot, and Wharton are touchstones — and about chance encounters on the street.