Sentence examples for gist of the note from inspiring English sources

"The gist of the note was that the Islamic State would endure forever," said John Miller, the deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism at the New York City Police Department.

The gist of the piece was a note from analysts at Jeffries recommending that investors buy shares in Manchester United Plc.

The typical extent of Shields's engagement with a work of literature, though, is to give us the gist of the book, and then to briefly note how much it means to him personally.

Cagan, who attends the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, created 54 cartoons each a caricature of the speaker with notes expressing the gist of the presentation— then posted them on Twitter.

Piecing together contemporary news accounts and the gist of Edie's notes to Freddy from Holloway Gaol, Dawson has fashioned an epistolary novel marked by an almost unfaltering grasp of period atmosphere — the trolley ride, the felt cloche — and a consummate knowledge of erotic obsession.

The gist of the criticism?

That was the gist of the invention".

"We trust you," is the gist of the message.

So that's the gist of the story.

"She would give me the gist of the Arabic.

Here's the gist of the argument.