In "Lost Legends," the protagonist uses Arthurian legends, among other things, as a touchstone, but more and more my characters seem to be doing what Jordan does in "The Ocean" — turning to the natural world as a refuge.
In "Lost Legends," the protagonist uses Arthurian legends, among other things, as a touchstone, but more and more my characters seem to be doing what Jordan does in "The Ocean"—turning to the natural world as a refuge.
The 80s are a constant touchstone, never more so than on pre-album pop cut Rebound.
Parshaw is used to hearing this from older Iranians, for whom food has become the touchstone for more intangible longings.
But it was Blink-182 that emerged as a touchstone, spawning more imitators than any American rock band since Nirvana.
Students there, like Ms. Zhang, try to learn as much as possible about foreign markets: their languages, cultural touchstones and more.
Previously Ms. Boucher has been lost in abstractions; on this album she uses many of the same touchstones, but more directly.
While it's tempting to see echoes of Six Feet Under and Dexter in I Am Not a Serial Killer, Isolation director Billy O'Brien's touchstones are more cinematic than televisual.
While Tomato's process was technological subversion, their artistic touchstones were more historical.
Touchstone: … No more was this knight, swearing by his honour, for he never had any; or if he had, he had sworn it away before he ever saw those pancakes or that mustard.
