Sentence examples for touchstone to from inspiring English sources

Another touchstone to preserve culture is language.

Ms. Marcovicci is an invaluable touchstone to a golden age.

American Sign Language is an important touchstone to the deaf.

"Marian is our touchstone to those theatrical ancestors," Linney told me.

Since when are exchange rates a suitably popular touchstone to reference in fast-food ads?

It has less to do with the state's interests in promoting childbearing — a touchstone to which the Prop.

Throughout their journey, Hillary Rodham Clinton has been both a standard-bearer and a touchstone to measure themselves against.

Aeneid: Book VI by Seamus Heaney (Faber) Virgil's classic was a touchstone to Heaney throughout his life.

ABC installed Mr. Bochco, who was already signed with its affiliated studio Touchstone to develop another drama.

When revisited, those same moments serve as touchstones to illuminate everything from our own personal history to national character.

"Good teachers are touchstones to paths of achieving more than we might have otherwise accomplished, in directions we might not have gone," he said.