Sentence examples for established talking points from inspiring English sources

In his news conferences, he treated injuries like family secrets, never to be revealed, and he rarely moved beyond established talking points.

Following a map of established talking points tacked to the rear wall along with postcards, photographs and other personal effects, they reveal details of their 30 years together, both the mundane and the magical.

During his first Congressional testimony, Zuckerberg spoke in an extremely disciplined, well-practiced way that adhered closely to safe talking points established in advance.

It included an interview with owner Daniel Snyder, who repeated many of the talking points he had established in an August discussion with Chris Cooley on ESPN 980.

When it was established that Ms. Rice was simply repeating talking points prepared by the intelligence community, Republicans claimed that the guidance must have been subjected to political doctoring by a White House determined to avoid describing the assault as an terrorist attack.

One set of talking points said, "This departure from established practice has raised numerous questions from the media and the public as to why no operational name has been assigned".

It makes clear, through a series of eight talking points, that under EPA Secretary Scott Pruitt, established climate science is now up for debate.

Talking points are fine if you are establishing a party platform, but I would prefer a congressman who appears to be thinking before giving an answer.

In questioning Bonauto, Scalia further established his reputation as the Fox News Justice, who appears to use conservative talking points to prepare for oral arguments.

The British Fashion Awards – founded in 1989 – are now an established date on the fashion calendar and the last few years have provided various talking points.

[Via Talking Points Memo].