Sentence examples for touchstone experience from inspiring English sources

And it has been a touchstone experience for a city that is now building, or trying to build, several multibillion-dollar projects, including ground zero, the Atlantic Yards, Willets Point and the Hudson Yards.

I believe it's a touchstone experience for a lot of people".

If you grew up playing consoles in the late 1980s and the '90s, Zelda probably provided some of your touchstone gaming experiences.

Using their personal touchstones of experience is a great way to teach your teen about, well, anything!

Whether or not Rainer — who is best known as a choreographer and dancer — studied Ford's dramas and comedies, she develops their premises of history put to the touchstone of personal experience, and personal experience viewed in the light of history.

Mailer may well be best remembered as an author of essays and, above all, of a sort of literary journalism that is one of the enduring and fertile inventions of the time, but the novel was his touchstone of artistic experience and achievement, and the letters show, both in their substance and in their style, how he got sidetracked.

A sense of humor was a touchstone of her experience.

While it would be ridiculous to broadstroke an entire generation of Americans and argue that those who grew up during the same time period turned out roughly the same way -- sure there may be common cultural touchstones, but personal experience always matters more -- there's still something undeniably weird about tagging Paul Ryan as "Gen X".

The touchstone of Sully's experience is the limit of experience, namely, death.

Liberty is the touchstone of the American experience.

I always had this first gallery experience as a touchstone".