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Is there a word that denotes or describes the most important point in the newspaper opinion section?
For instance, have a look at the screenshot of the piece of opinion from DAWN:
In the picture above, I have enclosed the bold and enlarged point of the opinion written by A.G Noorani. How do you describe such points?
I, by researching and asking question, could get a single word describing such point: core point. Can I describe it (the point which is enclosed in red loop in the picture uploaded above) as a core point? Or are there other better alternatives to it?
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Is there a word that denotes or describes the most important point in the newspaper opinion section?
For instance, have a look at the screenshot of the piece of opinion from DAWN:
In the picture above, I have enclosed the bold and enlarged point of the opinion written by A.G Noorani. How do you describe such points?
I, by researching and asking question, could get a single word describing such point: core point. Can I describe it (the point which is enclosed in red loop in the picture uploaded above) as a core point? Or are there other better alternatives to it?
single-word-requests nouns adjectives
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
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asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
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What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
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There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago
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Is there a word that denotes or describes the most important point in the newspaper opinion section?
For instance, have a look at the screenshot of the piece of opinion from DAWN:
In the picture above, I have enclosed the bold and enlarged point of the opinion written by A.G Noorani. How do you describe such points?
I, by researching and asking question, could get a single word describing such point: core point. Can I describe it (the point which is enclosed in red loop in the picture uploaded above) as a core point? Or are there other better alternatives to it?
single-word-requests nouns adjectives
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
Is there a word that denotes or describes the most important point in the newspaper opinion section?
For instance, have a look at the screenshot of the piece of opinion from DAWN:
In the picture above, I have enclosed the bold and enlarged point of the opinion written by A.G Noorani. How do you describe such points?
I, by researching and asking question, could get a single word describing such point: core point. Can I describe it (the point which is enclosed in red loop in the picture uploaded above) as a core point? Or are there other better alternatives to it?
single-word-requests nouns adjectives
single-word-requests nouns adjectives
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
edited 24 mins ago
Peter Mortensen
2,41862536
2,41862536
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
asked 5 hours ago
Eddy
2,75511440
2,75511440
What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
4
There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
4
There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago
What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
4
4
There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago
There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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In terms of graphic design, the text framed in red is called a pull quote, a common technique to break up large areas of text that also functions as a secondary headline to attract the reader to an article.
The relationship of the highlighted text to the article depends on who wrote it, which in most publications would not be the author of the article itself.
In this case, with only a single pull quote, it functions as an explanatory or summary subtitle:
Banning Books: A new form of censorship has emerged …
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
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I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
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If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
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"A new form of censorship has emerged", is the essence of this article
"The essence of something is its basic and most important characteristic which gives it its individual identity." Collins
"The most important part or aspect of something: The essence of her argument is that the policy is wrongheaded." TFD
answered 2 hours ago
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The "message", perhaps - The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance; frequently in to get one's message across. (OED)
Or, the "nub" - The heart of a matter; the crux or central point of a discussion, argument. (OED)
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
In terms of graphic design, the text framed in red is called a pull quote, a common technique to break up large areas of text that also functions as a secondary headline to attract the reader to an article.
The relationship of the highlighted text to the article depends on who wrote it, which in most publications would not be the author of the article itself.
In this case, with only a single pull quote, it functions as an explanatory or summary subtitle:
Banning Books: A new form of censorship has emerged …
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
1
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
In terms of graphic design, the text framed in red is called a pull quote, a common technique to break up large areas of text that also functions as a secondary headline to attract the reader to an article.
The relationship of the highlighted text to the article depends on who wrote it, which in most publications would not be the author of the article itself.
In this case, with only a single pull quote, it functions as an explanatory or summary subtitle:
Banning Books: A new form of censorship has emerged …
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
1
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
up vote
5
down vote
In terms of graphic design, the text framed in red is called a pull quote, a common technique to break up large areas of text that also functions as a secondary headline to attract the reader to an article.
The relationship of the highlighted text to the article depends on who wrote it, which in most publications would not be the author of the article itself.
In this case, with only a single pull quote, it functions as an explanatory or summary subtitle:
Banning Books: A new form of censorship has emerged …
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
In terms of graphic design, the text framed in red is called a pull quote, a common technique to break up large areas of text that also functions as a secondary headline to attract the reader to an article.
The relationship of the highlighted text to the article depends on who wrote it, which in most publications would not be the author of the article itself.
In this case, with only a single pull quote, it functions as an explanatory or summary subtitle:
Banning Books: A new form of censorship has emerged …
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
answered 2 hours ago
KarlG
17.8k52749
17.8k52749
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
1
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
1
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
I don't think the question is about graphic design.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
1
1
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
If it's about the text in the red box, it's about a pull quote.
– KarlG
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
"A new form of censorship has emerged", is the essence of this article
"The essence of something is its basic and most important characteristic which gives it its individual identity." Collins
"The most important part or aspect of something: The essence of her argument is that the policy is wrongheaded." TFD
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
add a comment |Â
up vote
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"A new form of censorship has emerged", is the essence of this article
"The essence of something is its basic and most important characteristic which gives it its individual identity." Collins
"The most important part or aspect of something: The essence of her argument is that the policy is wrongheaded." TFD
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
"A new form of censorship has emerged", is the essence of this article
"The essence of something is its basic and most important characteristic which gives it its individual identity." Collins
"The most important part or aspect of something: The essence of her argument is that the policy is wrongheaded." TFD
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
"A new form of censorship has emerged", is the essence of this article
"The essence of something is its basic and most important characteristic which gives it its individual identity." Collins
"The most important part or aspect of something: The essence of her argument is that the policy is wrongheaded." TFD
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
answered 2 hours ago
Centaurus
36.9k27118236
36.9k27118236
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
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The "message", perhaps - The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance; frequently in to get one's message across. (OED)
Or, the "nub" - The heart of a matter; the crux or central point of a discussion, argument. (OED)
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
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The "message", perhaps - The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance; frequently in to get one's message across. (OED)
Or, the "nub" - The heart of a matter; the crux or central point of a discussion, argument. (OED)
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
14.7k32156
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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The "message", perhaps - The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance; frequently in to get one's message across. (OED)
Or, the "nub" - The heart of a matter; the crux or central point of a discussion, argument. (OED)
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
14.7k32156
The "message", perhaps - The broad meaning of something; an expressed or implied central theme or significant point, esp. one with political, social, or moral importance; frequently in to get one's message across. (OED)
Or, the "nub" - The heart of a matter; the crux or central point of a discussion, argument. (OED)
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
14.7k32156
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
14.7k32156
answered 3 hours ago
Dan
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answered 3 hours ago
Dan
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What's wrong with word "core"?
– Maxwell
5 hours ago
warrencountyschools.org/userfiles/2607/…
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
thesaurus.com/browse/crux
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
(But I would tend to use "theme".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
4
There is a specific term for the way you handled it as far as layout goes - pull quote. But it sounds like you want a term for the content of such a box.
– Phil Sweet
2 hours ago