Sentence examples for point of the conversation from inspiring English sources

-Do you need to reproduce the precise words or is it enough to recreate the general feeling or point of the conversation?

In the first episode of Nightscapes, light finally becomes the focal point of the conversation.

I think I may have blacked out, during that last segment, or I just didn't really understand the point of the conversation.

I'm not sure what the point of the conversation was, except for her to brag, because no one else was really talking about their job, but she eventually unleashed the punch line: a few nights previous, before realizing she had the clothing allowance, she drunkenly spent $3,000 on clothes online.

I could give you some pointers on how to fight the police when they come?" He starts giving suggestions, but moderator Kati thanks him as soon as she can and quickly changes the subject to the main point of the conversation – what should happen to the building.

In the 24/7 Attractive System, we always teach our students to lead or leave at a high point of the conversation, so its imperative that you already condition your mind that the interaction won't last long.

The point of Coates's essay — and, ultimately, the point of this conversation, despite the political impossibility of enacting reparations — is a broader understanding of black poverty as the product of public policy and private theft facilitated by racism.

Gradually, he started revealing a few finer points of the conversation, sharing insights that went far beyond the platitudes of "stay positive".

Their hostess remembers it as "just a lovely dinner," but we will spare the reader the technical points of the conversation.

The neighborhood had long fallen silent as the partygoers finished their cups of bathtub liquor and dispersed to their homes in various parts of the city, leaving the more serious points of the conversation unresolved.

During the in-class discussion, the instructors annotated the slides to capture key points of the conversation and to underscore 1) the importance of incorporating mutation and 2) structures to which the mutation should connect.