Sentence examples for such talking points from inspiring English sources
The game is better for having such talking points.
Inside, the great Liberal diaspora – the tribe of Mill, Gladstone and Grimond – has cocooned itself behind a coating of airport scanners and G4S staff to debate such talking points as Policy Paper 104 (Decent Homes For All); the renewable energy directive; and fairness.
I leave you to face the new year with such talking points at the end of this troubled, pivotal decade and pray that the next one gives us clearer answers.
This makes such talking points from leaders enforcing the very rules that have silenced Mr. Levison hypocritical in that they are most certainly saying one thing and doing another.
But Obama cautioned that such talking points were really not what should be stressed with Pennsylvania voters.
My own view – and I realise it's impossible to prove – is that there is sufficient evidence about poor attitudes towards cyclists translating into less safe driving behaviour, that we can say such "controversial talking points" do, in a tiny but incremental way, put people's lives and welfare in more danger.
In addition, Obama never sat down for an interview with a number of outlets boasting a sizeable liberal readership, such as Talking Points Memo and The Huffington Post.
The match, which ended in a 2-2 tie, provided a microcosm of everything — the good, the bad and the ugly — that makes Suárez such a talking point in English soccer and such a constant in headlines in the British news media.
For members of the Tea Party, whose currency lies in their promise to turn Washington on its head, such replaying of talking points from Spin City belies their outsider image.
Other journalists would tweet the same line and a number of news outlets -- such as BuzzFeed, Talking Points Memo, The New York Times and The Huffington Post -- soon posted stories online about the "humorous" anecdote and DNC pushback.
Let's take the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, since "food stamps" have been such a talking point in the Republican debates.
