Sentence examples for point for conversation from inspiring English sources

That seems like a good starting-off point for conversation.

It is not intended as an in-depth analysis, but rather a jumping off point for conversation.

1. Thoughtful presentation Data is the starting point for conversation, but what sort of conversation do you want?

It's also essential to get a hat, she advises: it gives men a starting point for conversation if they're too shy to approach you.

John Ashton, Britain's special representative for climate change, said in an interview that "in the U.K., in Europe, in most places I travel to" — but not in the United States — "the starting point for conversation is that this is real, there are clear and present dangers, so let's get a move on and respond".

"They create a starting point for conversation".

As a result, the former asylum patient Elizabeth Packard became a focal point for conversations about "woman's rights" and woman's wrongs.

The idea is to serve as an aggregation point for conversations across multiple blogs so avid commenters can more easily track what's being talked about.

At the same time, Pierce says, even with flawed data in Open Payments, "the fact that it's there can be a starting point for conversations" about why clinical researchers interact with industry, which "can be a very positive thing".

"This is a starting point for conversations elsewhere".

With its multitude of images and perspectives, it offers a fresh starting point for conversations about Israel and the West Bank, conversations that disrupt the ingrained shouting match and encourage a broader discussion of history, religion, art, environment and belonging.