Sentence examples for vital touchstone from inspiring English sources
The Cuffs felt they had to rebuild in the same place to recapture a vital touchstone.
I turned to Richard Alley, who's become a vital touchstone for me on such research, for some insights.
I thought it worth revisiting my 2009 Perimeter Institute conversation with Vaclav Smil, someone I consider a vital touchstone in a world of distorted risk assessments, after noticing some of his recent columns.
She's also noticed the growing critical reappraisal of the band, to the extent that their once-derided music is now a vital touchstone for new bands ("I have friends with grandchildren in their teens and they've got Rumours, Tusk, all the live stuff – and they dig it, man, they really like it!").
The blog has become a vital online touchstone for anyone eager to assess what's known and yet to learn about greenhouse-driven climate change.
Love Island was arguably the most vital cultural touchstone of last summer, an endless stretch of dusky hot dry months in which there was not a single international football tournament or high-profile political assassination to bring us all together.
Students in Environmental Science Communication at Pace University are assembling lists of vital online touchstones related to environmental science.
"For me, he always has been and is one of the true touchstones of rock who remains as dynamic, vital and important an artist as ever.
Some consider it vital to repair historic buildings with original materials precisely because they are touchstones of the real.
Besides being one of the first contemporary authors to spark my interest in reading again, his presence as a mind and touchstone in the current constellation of literary art seemed both inspiring and vital – a thing to age with, to watch manifest over time.
