Sentence examples for with a touchstone from inspiring English sources

"A minivan is a box," Mr. Schreyer conceded, before noting what it had in common with a touchstone of chic.

But the only thing we really care about is that it works with a Touchstone.

Johnny Giacolone's pratfalls, when he is a Touchstone with a few of the play's other yokels folded into him, are fine old-fashioned clowning but noticeably out of place here.

Some felt that Barbie was merely getting her due as a poor role model; others argued that battering a Barbie is no different than, say, battering a red wagon only with a cultural touchstone like Barbie, we notice.

Moments like these made the Big East tournament, made it less of a basketball culmination and more of a touchstone, complete with a distinct New York flavor.

In the case of Iggy Pop, "Raw Power," even with its tinny production, became a touchstone for punk.

The Barclays case was a touchstone moment, with the bank paying about $450 million even though it received a discount for cooperating with the case.

Doing cocaine and burning $100 bills for fun with Sam Kinison back then is a touchstone, the apotheosis of punked-out comedy decadence.

Sessions, a key figure in the Trump campaign, recognized the obvious fact that he could not investigate the Trump campaign, and properly rebuffed McGahn, but Trump's malign obsession with the Russia case remains a touchstone of his Presidency.

Apparently no one has ever lost money telling readers that they don't need to bother with movies they don't already know about, but what's notable about these two pieces is their similar obsession with short-term popularity as a touchstone for significance.

How they deal with this becomes very much a touchstone of how the season progresses and forms up.