lodestar

• “North Korean state media had used the term "lodestar" in reference to Kim Jong Il, as well as for the name of long-range rockets the country tested in 1998 and 2009, the NYT reports.”

  The Huffington Post: North Korea To Punish Mourners Who Were Insincere

• “Remember our nation's lodestar is a better future.”

  The Huffington Post: Hal Donahue: "Capitalists" Didn't Build America; We Did

• “His theological lodestar is Augustine, not Thomas Aquinas.”

  Letters to the Editor

• “To believe that Obama is a socialist merely assumes his continued commitment to a world he has long described as his lodestar.”

  Simon & Schuster: Radical-In-Chief

• “Are we losing our lodestar, which is the Bill of Rights?”

  Easter Lemming Liberal News

• “Blood and death suffuses the history of southern Africa, but our lodestar is a noble hope.”

  OLOF PALME AND THE LIBERATION OF SOUTHERN AFRICA

• “The lodestar was a term North Korean propagandists had used for Mr. Kim.”

  NYT > Global Home

• “Smith's favourite movie, is, she says, a 'lodestar' to her when writing anything: 'The time to make your mind up about people is never!”

  Old Media Monday: Reviewing the Reviewers

• “For many years, the British monarchy acted as a kind of lodestar for Americans, representing its nation's realpolitik process while itself escaping any overt political involvement.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Such Good Friends

• “Despite bitter disputes with France and Germany before the Iraq invasion in 2003, Washington has come to rely on the European Union over the last year as "a kind of lodestar," in Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's words, that inspires and attracts democratic movements from Ukraine to the Middle East.”

  Newsweek: EUROPE'S DREAM DEFERRED

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