Sentence examples for equally talking points from inspiring English sources
Mr. Favreau, for example, got into a lively Twitter exchange with Ron Fournier, the editorial director of The National Journal, after Mr. Fournier wrote that reporters should discount equally talking points from Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio talk show host, and Dan Pfeiffer, a senior adviser to the president.
Equally problematic are talking points that read like an episode of Who Do You Think You Are? Talking points must provide more answers than questions and zero in on relevant facts, statistics, and quotes.
A meme showing Corbyn posing with veterans after the parade was an equally big talking point – that he had missed a VIP lunch with other politicians in order to greet them.
And the equally enthusiastic applause of the crowd at Christie's auction house for Sandra Fluke and Lily Ledbetter, whose very names now double as Democratic talking points, highlighted just how dramatically the Republican Party has ceded the terrain of women's issues.
Suggested talking points were equally precise.
The politician watches, remembering the person inside them who once talked equally freely and who can still be funny or angry in private; but then they glance down at the talking points prepared by the party research department, the sheet filled with "the line to take" – and they talk the way they're meant to talk.
[Via Talking Points Memo].
Several talking points emerged.
Talking points to follow ….
