Sentence examples for message points from inspiring English sources

All the discipline and talking from the same message points or choir book is still there.

But one message points to the close relationship between WorldCom and Mr. Grubman.

On a stroll on the convention floor before a session, she came upon a copy of the "message points" for talking to the media that convention organizers had placed on every delegate's seat.

Campaign aides say Mr. Bloomberg has a general disdain for reading speeches or memorizing "message points" prepared by his staff members, preferring to tell it as he sees it.

A reader's e-mail message points out that although the rental agency had listed the car as a 1969 model, the taillights and chrome trim, visible in the photograph showed it to be a 1970.

Or hitting focus group-tested "message" points that will be needed in the campaign: Mrs Clinton's ungirly hawkishness; her closeness to the Pentagon and popularity with generals and spies ("David Petraeus… is among those who think she's more than up for the task [of being president]); her international experience – better than a governor's!

Opponents mocked the message, pointing out that Obama had kept his distance from the race.

(A reader's e-mail message pointed out the error this week).

A friend suggested that he try Message point, a service that handles voice, e-mail and fax messages.

On Tuesday, Dorries was more on message, pointing out that no one tested the other political party leaders about the price of groceries.

"Nebraska will become a magnet for illegal aliens," he warned darkly in his veto message, pointing out that none of his state's six neighbors were following its lead on prenatal care.