point of reference

How To Use point of reference In A Sentence

• Unemployment serves as a useful point of reference in examining social problems.
• Overall, he was a cool and composed point of reference for his team amid the general frenzied activity. Times, Sunday Times
• Just as you go back to the basics when problems crop up with your duck dog, the quack is your initial point of reference with your call. The nunber two reason hunters walk out of the duck woods empty handed.
• This document still serves as a primary point of reference for Anglican dialogue with other Christian communions.
• Delphi was no longer the navel of the Greek world, acknowledged point of reference for the competing states.
• This common moral ethic provided a pivotal point of reference. Democracy and its Critics - Anglo-American democratic thought in the nineteenth century
• But more likely, such an intelligent and studious man thinks about his golf and uses his watch as a point of reference. Times, Sunday Times
• This building serves as a point of reference, alluding in its monumentality to the idea of art as drama.
• Further, he said, this provided a point of reference for discussing any unresolved questions, if not actually resolving them.
• Despite the delays, dangers and costs of maintaining an iconic, though architecturily dubious structure, this renovation plan adulterates a Paris point of reference by day, and the spendor of the 20,000 light display at night. A Plan to Temporarily Alter Eiffel Tower’s Silhouette - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com