Sentence examples for with the gist from inspiring English sources

But he also penned a letter to the D.N.C.'s chairman Howard Dean, with the gist of his argument.

"When people get to read the newspaper, the majority already feel familiar with the gist of the main news of the day.

But whereas few will disagree with the gist of his observations about the shortcomings of our modern, disposable, consumer culture, the analysis is rather superficial.

Avoiding the word "hoax," Davis nevertheless concurred with the gist of the Washington Post article, stating that the evidence against the cabin's authenticity was "overwhelming".

MARGARET TALBOT: Not an expert, just a journalist and observer, trying to respond with the gist of what I've learned and the tentative conclusions I've reached based on interviews and reporting.

The list was impressive, and no westerner could disagree with the gist of it: "the rule of law...respect for women...private property...free speech...equal justice...religious tolerance".

"Every other conversation you had with a musician, the gist of it was: 'The business is falling apart.

Wednesday night and throughout Thursday, Mr. Michaels exchanged e-mails with Mr. Downey, getting the gist of his idea that Mr. Obama would be distracted by the fact that he had forgotten to buy his wife an anniversary present.

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.

In contrast, IGF2, which was highly expressed in all cases, exhibited approximately 50-fold higher expression in the IGF1Rlow GISTs compared with the IGF1Rhigh GISTs of group 5 (P = 4 × 10−5) and approximately fourfold higher than the IGF1Rhigh GISTs of group 4 (P = 7 × 10−5).

(They do typically share with their D.C. headquarters the gist of incoming communications, if not a precise tally).