The Lightning did not sit back on its heels in the final period, as its coach, John Tortorella, said the team had done in Game 6. "During the second intermission, I even pointed to the sign that is hanging in our dressing room that says, 'Safe Is Death,' " Tortorella said.
I even pointed to a couple of posts by men that did exactly that (also very experienced bloggers who know how to write a crowd pleaser when they need to).
I even pointed out an image the other week from one of the TV spots that seems to show Jor-El alive in a ship above Earth.
Intense and vigorous, sometimes even pointed, the discussion nonetheless proved remarkably civil and substantive for a relentlessly bitter era, an airing of issues that both sides often say they need more of.
Mathias Risse offers an even more pointed criticism, pointing out that the usual baseline for causation to be ascribed to an interaction is the expectations that would hold in the absence of such interaction (Risse 2005).
Because the trauma took place within the context of a relationship, and the student and I are now entering into a relationship (even more pointed, a relationship with power dynamics, teacher-student), there are times when I have been the source of a trigger for someone.
Right from the start, the integrity of everyone involved is at stake — a point of interest made even more pointed and more interesting by what we've learned in the past few months about the shady practices of some journalists at the British tabloid News of the World and the government officials, officers of the law, and thugs in its orbit.
Twenty-three minutes later, Ms. Nuland sent White House and intelligence officials an even more pointed e-mail, objecting that the talking points could be "abused" by lawmakers "to beat the State Department for not paying attention to agency warnings so why do we want to feed that either?
"If you're getting $130 million on top of $181 that you already got this calendar year, I hope you would say, 'Thank you very much.' " Mr. Morgenthau was even more pointed in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, describing the mayor as someone who "doesn't want anybody around who doesn't kiss his ring, or other parts of his body".
Others were even more pointed.
Appearing before Mr. Obama spoke, Mr. Vilsack was even more pointed.
