Sentence examples for as talking points from inspiring English sources

Anyone can write an ideological manifesto to be used as talking points in an election.

(And, as Talking Points Memo noted, Democrats have been quick to point this out).

They serve as talking points for other members of the administration.

Like conservation groups, Wyoming officials cited those numbers as talking points, but they used them instead to justify a hunt.

Both phrases are used as talking points for people who want to spend more money on roads.

The results of the focus group were to develop what Dr. Good described as talking points for the press.

Vanessa Diffenbaugh has used adoption, foster homes, emancipation, homelessness, single motherhood and attachment disorder as talking points for "The Language of Flowers," her virtually self-marketing debut book.

However, as Talking Points Memo reported: "Ryan has consistently opposed measures to crack down on China's currency manipulation practices, which tilt the playing field against American labor".

As Talking Points Memo pointed out, Mr. Obama did not support guest-worker provisions that were in President Bush's 2007 immigration plan.

The sip seen round the nation — or "slurp heard round the world," as Talking Points Memo, the liberal blog, later called it — quickly went viral on Twitter.

Internal numbers that a campaign releases to the public should be thought of less as scientific surveys and more as talking points.