Sentence examples for favorite talking from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure has been one of Mr. Obama's favorite talking points because its appeal often crosses party lines.

For one thing, decades of rhetoric about waste in Washington — one of Reagan's favorite talking points — have skewed voter perceptions.

As the tax issue became the favorite talking point among customers and baristas, Starbucks opted to offer its voluntary payment under threat of a consumer boycott.

She declared France "ruined," and rattled off some favorite talking points: "It has 1.6 trillion in debts, an annual deficit of a hundred and forty billion, four million unemployed.

Not only did White House economists famously overestimate its impact on the jobless rate, handing Mr. Romney a favorite talking point, but the administration seemed to feel the benefits would simply be obvious.

Renewable energy — a favorite talking point of the administration of President Barack Obama and governments around the world — is still a long way from making a substantial mark on electricity supplies, except in a few places like wind power-friendly Denmark.

Rick Santorum, another Christian conservative favorite, talked mostly about foreign policy, rather than social issues though most of the audience wandered out during his speech anyway.

Since the preseason, the two favorites talked trash liberally in anticipation of a rematch in the conference finals, but that potential matchup has vanished.

3. I really hoped it would get me on my favorite talk show, but instead, I ended up here.

That will inhibit going on their favorite talk show to enhance their re-election opportunities".

The bond listeners feel to their favorite talk show is that of members of an aggrieved minority.