" He called the man's thoughts "straight to the point.
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He answers [questions] instantly and is straight to the point.
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" Zuckerberg came straight to the point, saying, "Yes, it is.
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You're all about getting straight to the point today, Scorpio.
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" Her caption is straight to the point, "We are all Dreamers.
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Gets straight to the point without the long old-man rant.
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Male customers are much more relaxed, more straight to the point.
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I love Dr. Pepper because she shoots straight to the point.
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So it seemed a little more streamlined and straight to the point.
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Scudamore wasted no time, getting straight to the point of his visit.
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But only one managed to get straight to the point: Ms. Hilary Duff.
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Weisz got straight to the point; "I don't think you ever ask men that."
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" He added that their talk was "brief but it was straight to the point.
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As a mom, you just don't have time, so you get straight to the point.
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"He comes across as dynamic and straight-to-the-point which Americans like," he added.
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"Backpage was straight to the point no strings attached," he told Motherboard by text message.
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"Ain't Gonna Sleep" has the most straight to the point watch lyric of all time.
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In the last three months, though, they have become notably shorter, straight to the point.
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He got straight to the point: he was looking for someone to help him out.
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Few words are needed on the sensual track, with Skye getting straight to the point.
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He got straight to the point -- The 32-year-old was tired of the violence.
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"Why not," she tweeted, including a sea of laughing emojis… I get straight to the point.
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Why not just make a hymen out of crystallised sugar and get straight to the point.
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Lo-fi, in-your-face black metal with punk elements and straight-to-the-point drumming.
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But now, nervous and somewhat stunned at finding Samuel, Pastor Danny got straight to the point.
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You need to be quick to snag these deals, so we'll get straight to the point.
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The idea is to get straight to the point and impress the employer with your background.
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So here it is, your straight-to-the-point, no-bullshit, real-deal crab cake recipe.
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"I get straight to the point," Cardi B told her more than 4 million followers on Twitter.
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Let's just cut the mushy bullshit and get straight to the point: Online dating can truly suck.
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Some are funny, some are straight to the point, and some are just inappropriate resulting in fails.
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Let's get straight to the point: Samsung's once dominant flagship phablet is back after a two year hiatus.
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The post gets straight to the point, noting that as a society we can't risk waiting any longer.
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Yet he has proved something of a natural in his new role: frank, unafraid, straight to the point.
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" There's the straight-to-the-point approach: "Travel in Slovakia — Good Idea" and "Visit Armenia, It Is Beautiful.
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Okay, this deal is already almost gone, so we're just going to get straight to the point here.
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I'm going to cut straight to the point: "Rez" is one of the coolest video games ever made.
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" Jazz's grandmother gets straight to the point when she asks, "Is this a soul mate or a sexual mate?
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Never mind the name: The electric-guitar quartet Dither got straight to the point on Tuesday at the Stone.
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Whereas many management coaches and books can be abstract and theoretical — even squishy — Horowitz gets straight to the point.
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" While one user got straight to the point: "Then stop defunding them so you don't look like a hypocrite.
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In a straight-to-the-point image posted today on Instagram, Shahidi answered the question on every fan's mind.
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If you're emailing a "director" who likes to get straight to the point, send an email that mirrors that.
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John Davidson stepped behind a lectern emblazoned with the Rangers logo on Wednesday and got straight to the point.
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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump Jr. got straight to the point during the now-famous Trump Tower meeting in June 2016.
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They want to get straight to the point and demand to know how it is relevant to their lives.
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John Kasich of Ohio, who also vied for the GOP presidential nomination last year was straight to the point.
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This might seem like extra work, but as you might've noticed, this note is simple and straight to the point.
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On the other hand, Hempton's installation felt sincere and straight to the point, without jeopardizing the poetry of its concept.
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" The first question in the online form gets straight to the point: "Do you have any photos of the activity?
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This means they like things straight to the point, but their hair-trigger tempers also means they appreciate some courtesy.
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Now WebMD just gets straight to the point about reminding us that we're only here because we're sad and sick.
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On the day of the fair, we meet for breakfast near the convention center, and I get straight to the point.
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It's a straight-to-the-point collection of lessons that will teach you how to build progressive web apps from scratch.
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It had a short beginning, middle and end, it had some sort of payoff, and it was straight to the point.
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Unlike so much at CES, the thresher shark is an example of uncomplicated, effective design that gets straight to the point.
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Let's get straight to the point on this one: West Brom are without doubt the most boring side in the Premier League.
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That would give a brand an opportunity to find a new customer and follow them around straight to the point of conversion.
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Still, the Swift 7 plays it off, by having all of its other dimensions kept incredibly thin and straight to the point.
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So then Rinna cut straight to the point: the Munchausen syndrome conversation … and then all the conversations about the Munchausen syndrome conversation.
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Ben arrived at Saint Francis at around 11:30 PM. The neurosurgeon there was straight-to-the-point with Steve and Misti.
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Boil down the work you&aposve done in the following sections into a few sentences that get straight to the point.2.
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This, she explained, allows her to cut straight to the point and remove any feelings of discomfort that the client may have.
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In "Andreas' Garden — Carantec," on the other hand, the same impulse to get straight to the point produces a more exciting result.
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Getting straight to the point makes things easier for everyone — including those who are waiting for their phone calls to be picked up.
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American Vandal Vandal went straight to the point with its Season 2 premiere's inciting incident: a violent diarrhea breakout at a high school.
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But if nothing else, the meme gets straight to the point, and calls out the best and worst in all of us heads.
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With this initial sorting, your HR team can more easily get straight to the point and interview the top candidates on the list.
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Maher's hosting style is typically a one-two punch of straight-to-the point questions that often leave guests squirming in their seats.
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So rather than dishing out the usual questions, Stefanovic instead cut straight to the point and decided to make his romantic feelings known.
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At this point, we're beyond conjuring up puns using Taylor Swift's lyrics, so let's cut straight to the point: Hiddleswift is likely no more.
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The two books are short, sharp, get straight to the point, and present a fantastic world that can be consumed in a single sitting.
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Let's get straight to the point about disaster funding pending in Congress: Both parties are playing cynical politics and both parties should be ashamed.
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With the race now entering the stages that decide the final podium, Froome, of Britain, went straight to the point with his aggressive racing.
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Our photog then gets straight to the point -- asking Jaden if the new campaign's gonna get him to swoop up a buncha new Nikes.
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Try arrangements inspired by their favorite bodega snack or greasy dinner, or get straight to the point and use your butt as a vase!
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That's why, Cenedella says, you should always submit a concise resume that's no more than one page and includes short, straight-to-the-point sentences.
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Getting straight to the point makes things better for everyone involved, including those who are waiting in line for their calls to be picked up.
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I'd rather keep things shorter and simpler and straight to the point than have a double album but I want all the songs to mean something.
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"Her next four years as First Lady are going to be, like this gown, straight to the point, perhaps with a single measured detail," he said.
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It's a straight-to-the-point, boring name, yes — but this $99.99 cable could ease the transition to the iPhone 7 for owners of Shure earbuds.
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Plouffe referenced his company's brash reputation in the post: "Uber has a reputation for getting straight to the point (sometimes a little too quickly)," Plouffe wrote.
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In a tweet that got straight to the point, Jackson made it very clear the night before the big game that this was not the case.
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We caught up with the model Wednesday at LAX and our photog gets straight to the point about letting it all hang out across the pond.
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A couple more days went by and still no reply, so I decided to just get straight to the point and ask for my shirt back.
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There's a new trailer out for Pacific Rim Uprising, and this one really gets straight to the point: there are lots of giant robots fighting giant monsters.
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She is witty, straight to the point and a great actress and although she has played numerous roles, there's one particular that she is not happy with.
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Co-organized by Publicis and Les Échos, former Publicis CEO Maurice Lévy and Les Échos CEO Francis Morel started the event by going straight to the point.
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Of course, there are many examples, in The Times and elsewhere, of straight-to-the-point informational writing, and we'll explore below when that might be appropriate.
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To get straight to the point ... Garbrandt says T.J. Dillashaw is a "piece of sh*t" -- and he wants to humiliate the guy in the worst way possible.
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All of the woo and obfuscation has been removed, and the core of magick has been presented in a way that's clear, practical and straight to the point.
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"I will go straight to the point: This is politics," Mr. Veloso, a former judge, said over local radio, but stressed he had no quarrel with Mr. Duterte.
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Think of your résumé as a kind of storytelling device: are you telling an elaborate tale with artistic flourishes, or a compact story that gets straight to the point?
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So we'll get straight to the point without boring you with a summary of the plot of giving up any spoilers: The singing blue alien opera singer kills it.
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Now that society had finally cast off its inhibitions, I figured, we could do away with the dancing as a rite of courtship and get straight to the point.
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Playboy sent an advance copy of the redesigned issue, and let us get straight to the point: There are still naked women in this newly demure version of the magazine.
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Like Holliday herself, the book's title, The Not So Subtle Art of Being a Fat Girl, gets straight to the point, which the model and body activist says was intentional.
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And if you really want to get straight to the point, you can press "Suggest-a-Date," which will notify someone you've matched with, essentially asking them out for you.
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Instead of offering cringe-worthy euphemisms like "sacred flower" or "first moon," it got straight to the point: You have a vagina, and here are the changes you might experience.
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The rapper just appeared on "Undisputed" on FS1 -- where Skip Bayless got straight to the point and asked if his tweets about retiring from music earlier this month were real.
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We got Jamie leaving Mastro's in Bev Hills on Monday night and our guy got straight to the point ... asking Jamie what he thought about how Lisa handled her heckler.
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It has a new self-titled, six-song vinyl EP, released by Sorry State Records, and listening to it feels like inhaling some kind of straight-to-the-point vapor.
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She gets straight to the point, but with a levity that lets you know she's having a great time — and that she wants you and your partner to, as well.
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Two hours later, Mr. Rouhani, in a live rebuttal of Mr. Trump's speech, wasted no time with the litany of accusations by Mr. Trump and cut straight to the point.
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Barb is so, so dead The first question from the audience got straight to the point in asking what hardcore Barb fans on the internet have been clamoring for — justice for Barb.
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The Guerilla Girls went straight to the point, asking, among other questions, the percentage of artworks by female, African, Asian, South Asian, South American, and "gender non-conforming" artists in the museums' collections.
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While Lotus beats are beloved for their endless intricacy and swirling of sounds and textures, Baker's are respected for their simplicity and golden touch; his straight-to-the-point debut, Rap Beats Vol.
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Quick & Dirty Missy Elliot may have cursed the "One Minute Man," but when it comes to getting it on with yourself, Quick & Dirty fans know there's nothing wrong with getting straight to the point.
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The difference between the two of them in how they've presented themselves to the outside world — Bette Davis was very straight to the point and Joan Crawford played a little bit more the victim.
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Named after a Youth of Today song, Put It Aside's brand of fast, straight-to-the-point hardcore is not only a homage to the past, but a reminder of the importance of the now.
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Instead of shaking hands and greeting each of his elders, he got straight to the point, forgoing any of the flowery formalities and decorum that have shaped daily life in the Arabian Peninsula for centuries.
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I'm not trying to be ladylike or classy with it, and I feel like it's a problem for people when a woman's like that on the mic—when it's just straight-to-the-point bars.
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You could go straight to the point and have a love interest, but we wanted to make it interesting and go beyond what a music video could look like when the song is about love.
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Speaking at the team's media day on May 24, midfielder Megan Rapinoe got straight to the point and called out the sport's leadership for not doing enough to level the playing field and address equality issues.
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View this post on Instagram Let's just get straight to the point: The last time I tried to end my life I was 19 years old, and it was the night I lost Miss Utah USA.
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In short, should the alt-right look like Nazis to appear strong and get straight to the point, or should the alt-right not look like Nazis in order to more successfully evangelize for the cause?
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Listen, let's just get straight to the point: this is not going to be one of those Sportscore entries dedicated to finding the secret musical worth or historical interest in a cruddy athlete-performed novelty song.
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" Part of the relationship that we had been building and cultivating was that he liked that I was direct and straight to the point, so it was like, "Okay, I'm going to give it to you straight.
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To get straight to the point, Ciatti said that idling your car in the cold not only wastes fuel, but it's also stripping oil from critical components that help your engine run, namely the cylinders and pistons.
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Getting straight to the point, Cool Hunting created an Fashion + Tech pop-up at the new SuperPier in Chelsea, shining a spot-light on some of our favorite examples of wearable design (like the harp cape below).
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I'm going to level with you: I'd intended to write something insightful here as an introduction because that's generally what writers do, but let's just get straight to the point.
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In brisk Chytilová style she gets straight to the point, debunking the famous story of the apple —Eva bites it in one of the early scenes and offers it to her husband, Josef, who merely dismisses it.
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While, yes, actresses do sometimes speak out regarding the nuances of the types of roles offered to men versus women, rarely has anyone gotten so straight to the point as Evan Rachel Wood did on Twitter Tuesday night.
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If in the end, the benefits of the ACA boil down to subsidies for those who cannot afford coverage and the elimination of pre-existing conditions, we could cut straight to the point and have done just that.
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A staffer for Utah senator Mike Lee, who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, cut straight to the point, tweeting that President Obama has a "less than zero" chance of successfully appointing a justice to replace the conservative Scalia.
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The songs are short, punked-up, noisy as hell, and straight to the point, making them the perfect soundtrack to a New England bar brawl on the muggiest, sweatiest day of summer (Think less Neurosis, more Wipers and Dinosaur Jr.).
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For example, deprecating humor works on younger women, but on older women, they say classic humor or straight to-the-point compliments work better... I guess what I read in the guides is they think younger women are stupid. Gross.
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The intertwining solos of guitar players Keith Lewtas and Cam Turin both boost Turin's energetic lead vocals while Matt Gonzalez's pounding drums and Patrick Bennet's straight-to the point basslines help drive the Thin Lizzy-ish, full throttle nature of the song home.
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Swalwell, a potential 2020 presidential candidate, revealed in a March Twitter post that he'd been interviewed by Evans for "his new civil engagement project" and complimented the actor's interview style, which he described as "straight to the point, no BS, and just the real."
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Work From Home: My $20,000 Per Month Amazon FBA MasterPlan There are tons of resources for how to build an Amazon business, but this one is a no-BS course that gets straight to the point with all the skills you need to master selling on Amazon.
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However, the gentle gesture of the ephemeral, where the waves of the ocean wipe away a monologue marked on the sand in salt, in "Saline Notations (Echoes)," is far more lucid and holds a power that goes straight to the point — lines, borders, and identities are solvent.
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The rule also applies to Prince Charles, Prince Harry, Prince William, and Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Charles typically responds by saying "Sorry, they don't allow me to do that" (getting straight to the point), but he did break protocol in 2010 when he signed an autograph for the victim of a devastating flood.
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They're short with you If you ask "How's it going?" and they always respond with "OK" or "Fine" — or if their emails always get straight to the point and never begin with a friendly "Hello" or "Good afternoon" — then this may be a sign that they're not a huge fan of you.
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To learn more about the stigma and reality of age-gap relationships, I talked to some women and men who had lived them: Phil, an older man in a long-distance relationship with a 224-year-old; Dina, a kinky, polyamorous 260-year-old who goes to her older partner for life advice; Fiona, a 70-year-old who outlived her young husbands and dates men who will help her with the internet; and Brad, a 31-year-old who says older women are appealing because they get straight to the point.
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