Significats de cultural touchstone en anglès

The fluorescent yellow cream-filled cakes are a cultural touchstone for generations of Americans.

So it was a personally moment but also an important cultural touchstone for us.

Immigration remains a cultural touchstone that both main parties hope will play to their advantage.

Abba The key cultural touchstone to understanding Alan Partridge.

And through it all it remains a cultural touchstone.

The U.S. space program was a cultural touchstone as much as a scientific or political one.

Slowly, by word of mouth, it has blossomed into something of a cultural touchstone for a generation.

Despite its contrived beginnings, Bowie designed a cultural touchstone for a historic moment of human engineering and blind courage.

If real estate and our relationship to it has become a cultural touchstone, it has also penetrated our politics.

It's a foundation for the hot-hatch genre, a cultural touchstone for scores of enthusiasts and a symbol of affordable performance.

It only lasted three seasons, and the last one wasn't very spectacular, but Veronica Mars is already a cultural touchstone.

Obviously Dilbert is not today the cultural touchstone it once was, but Adams retains his eye for amusingly seein' things backwards.

Hostess Brands is dead, long live the Twinkie The fluorescent yellow cream-filled cakes are a cultural touchstone for generations of Americans.

But food was their cultural touchstone, their way of defying the critics, of tolerating the slurs and all of the other injustices.

A cultural touchstone for generations of New Yorkers and followers of fashion, Barneys filed for bankruptcy protection in August, citing rent hikes as a factor.

The anointing of one book as a cultural touchstone, one individual as the oracle, and the fallacy of meritocracy that underpins it, is patently absurd.