Sentence examples for a conversation point from inspiring English sources

It becomes something of a conversation point in the office.

Anthony Emery notes that Raglan's gunloops were better sited than many at the time, and at least "the owner was up to date in his symbolism"; Robert Liddiard suggests that the poor placing of some of the gunloops for aesthetic purposes might have actually been a conversation point for those visitors with experience of fighting in France and the "correct" placing of such defences.

When starting up a conversation, point out simple things that you've noticed, without making it seem like you've done a thorough investigation or you'll spook them.

It's always a good conversation point; people love talking food these days.

With the Anita Hill hearings in 1991, "sexual harassment becomes a major conversation point.

They're now used at most Chinese festivals as a decorative conversation point.

Cameron said it needs to be a national conversation, pointing to Attawapiskat First Nationin northern Ontario, the Pimicikamak Cree Nation in Manitoba and a report out of Albertawhich studied the suicides of seven Indigenous youth, between the ages of 14 and 18, over an 18-month period.

The differing accounts of their conversation point to a potential rupture at home before any agreement with Russia has even been reached.

But the new printers were only a piece of the conversation, pointing to a larger cultural shift for the company, a move away from attempting to predict or control the conversation.

"How can a nation which talks about promoting democracy do so much to destroy it?" he remarked in a conversation last year, pointing to comments from former US Defence Secretary Robert Gates who wrote how top US diplomats had tried to manipulate the election outcome "in a clumsy and failed putsch".

The bond between Linklater and Delpy is evident as they wind down at a Los Angeles hotel the day after a Hollywood awards show at which "Before Midnight" was honored; they're lit up in each other's presence, jumping enthusiastically into a conversation, their points of view tumbling together amid Delpy's merry peals of laughter.