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1. The judge's decision became a legal talking point.

2. It's bound to be the main talking point during discussions between the Prime Minister and the President.

3. Talking point - Cosmetic surgery Would you spend thousands on a new face?

4. The obvious talking point after the game was the deliberate knock-down by David Campese, which prevented the ball reaching Rory Underwood.

5. In the process, Clementsen has become a talking point in the debate over gender discrimination.

6. It was the talking point of the station, she would lay money on that.

7. But the big talking point was the first half bust-up involving the rivals managers and team officials.

8. This time the listeners have their go in "Talking Point" and I, for one, won't miss that!

9. This commitment will also be a big talking point at the next annual UN summit, due to start in Durban on November 28th.

10. The talking point of the game saw England being denied an equalising goal just minutes after, when a Frank Lampard shot from 20 metres hit the crossbar before bouncing down over the line.

11. That goal is another talking point in the new magazine.

12. That is an Israeli talking point, people here will say, aimed at making the world forget Israel's misdeeds.

13. And already her book has a talking point: What does she mean by Chinese and Western?

14. Artist da Vinci has proved an endless talking point for conspiracy theorists looking for hidden meanings in his works.

15. Pollution in Hong Kong has long been a talking point of the city's population.

16. The message was the main talking point across Iraqi media yesterday, where he was warmly received by civilians and officials who have largely embraced his overtures to the Islamic world.

17. The main talking point of the game will be the disallowance of Salomon Kalou's goal for offside, when replays suggested the Ivorian forward was onside when the ball was played.

18. The possibility of an interest rate cut is a major talking point in the City.

19. Soccer Western agents rub hands over the prospect of an eastern defection Talking Point.

20. A cosmetic change to alter the face of the offside rule Talking point.

21. They all met Lucy Jackson on the stand and the trip was a big talking point for weeks.

22. In fact, that idle cash has become a major conservative talking point, with right-wingers claiming that businesses are failing to invest because of political uncertainty.

23. As the evening progressed, though, and more Republicans stood at their victory podiums expressing the very same sentiment, it began to seem more of a talking point than a genuine belief.

24. Just when he thought he was safe, along came a scandal, a talking point Scholes was obliged to comment on.

25. That gave the Three Lions a boost and they ended the first half strongly, leading to the talking point of the game as Lampard thought he had completed a remarkable comeback.

26. It is also the sort of thing that would have made an interesting talking point at dinner parties.

27. The removal from the festival of the maverick Danish director was the talking point at every cocktail party on the Croisette, the town's famous main street.

28. As the news broke Friday[sentencedict.com], conservative pundits were in high-gear robotically regurgitating the primary talking point that Obama won the award simply for not being George W. Bush.

29. On a trip to Ukraine, Georgia was the main talking point as Britain's Foreign Secretary met with President Yushchenko and others.

30. Unfortunately, that is highly unlikely in the United States, where a bloated budget deficit has already become a major talking point for politicians looking to November's congressional elections.

1. The possibility of an interest rate cut is a major talking point in the City.