Sentence examples for The most pointed from inspiring English sources
The most pointed dispute was over mathematics.
The most pointed question was simple: What's Mr. Moore's view?
The most pointed questions have been raised about the $432 million deal with CSX.
The most pointed articulation of the power of the Moore campaign was still Bannon's.
The most pointed questions, a Republican said, came from the Democrats.
The most pointed questions came from a chaplain, Rabbi Isaac H. Mann.
The most pointed condemnations came from Cubans who fled Mr. Castro's rule by the thousands every year.
The most pointed criticism has come from the patriarch of the Maronite Christians of Lebanon, Cardinal Nasrallah Pierre Sfeir.
The most pointed symptom and symbol of this pervasive fear is the poignant exchange between the 20-year-old Charlotte Brontë and Robert Southey, England's poet laureate.
The most pointed debate between the minimalists and the visionaries involves the question of whether and when taxpayers can challenge the use of public funds for religious purposes.
The most pointed complaint these advocates have is that the encampment should not have been cleared until construction was complete at the new shelters.
