Sentence examples for touchstone to the from inspiring English sources

American Sign Language is an important touchstone to the deaf.

For third-ranked UConn (12-0), Taurasi's play was a touchstone to the charmed season of a year ago, when the winning streak was born.

Radial tires, a portable GPS unit and a third brake light mounted above the trunklid were our only concessions to modernity; a dashboard hula girl named Hulia provided a touchstone to the Eldorado's era.

Now it is known for hundreds of bustling, crowded retail outlet stores, and as the 157-year-old touchstone to the most easy-going sport on earth, fly-fishing.

M. Gustave is a touchstone to the fast-vanishing old-money grandeur and in-bred couth of Old Europe.

Banks will always be a touchstone to the childhoods of any Baby Boomer who, like me, grew up rooting for toxic Chicago teams.

Bob Dylan comes up now and again (despite the occasional citation of "millennials" or iPhones, the author owes her cultural touchstones to the hippie era), and several of the stories feature descriptions that could pass for Dylan song lyrics: "I wander corridors that end in cul-de-sacs where I sit alone in alcoves.

The wreck offers touchstones to the full range of the human experience: from religion, music, and art, to travel, trade and even warfare".

Remarkably, the recurrence formula (22) is likely to act as a touchstone to explore the closed form of the Riemann zeta function at positive integers since it witnesses the connection between (zeta )-values at odd integers and even integers.

Consequently, examining whether relevant properties of wild type E. coli are consistent with the best parameter we find is a touchstone to check the reliability of our work.

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