Lodestar used in a sentence

Lodestar in a sentence as a noun

The Voice was once a lodestar to freaks and geeks everywhere.

Most of the Free World does not see the USA as a lodestar in how to treat criminals.

I understand the point you're making, but the Bill of Rights is an odd document to use as your moral lodestar.

Cradock was a lodestar of how weird the British class system and the BBC were in the 70's, along with BBC A list characters like Jimmy Savile.

> The postmodernists worshipped Nietzsche; he was their lodestar.> deconstruction is fine, but what are you adding?This makes me think that Nietzsche would have despised post-modernism.

I just go to some finance, niche blogs or specialized publications when available.> And so objectivity became journalism’s new lodestar.

If anyone remembers the "lodestar" speculation from earlier this year, that's a single word that someone could have put in to get the writing completely misattributed in the public sphere.

"Though I'm not punk as ****, I'm definitely a 'walk to your own drum beat' believer, and a skateboarding professor that heads an open source project taking on Mathematica would make an awesome lodestar.

My 13 year old son, who is not exactly a lodestar of ethical and moral judgement at this point in his development, understands intuitively that other people's lies do not actually build a space for him to comfortably fill with his own lies.

Since reading it maybe 6 or 7 years ago, I've thought Principles is a great handbook for personal reflection and self-improvement, especially in that it continually guides all discussion back to the lodestar of thinking for oneself and asking "is this true?

This provides 1 masculine figure and 1 feminine figure as the major lodestars in a child's life, and their interplay teaches the child how to interact with his peers of both sexes.>Can you point out why a homosexual union does not achieve this balance?The sexuality of the union is homogeneous, which is to say, there are two parents of the same sex.

This provides lodestars of only one sex, and their interplay cannot as effectively teach children to interact with peers of both sexes because there is no sexual dimorphism among the parents.>Shall we also ban divorce?We should not outright ban divorce, but I believe we should make it much stricter, and I believe the proliferation of no-fault divorce and the devaluation of family court is another milestone on the now nearly-complete road to social collapse.