Sentence examples for a particular pointed from inspiring English sources
And so the view that the British campus novel is an antique piece, of a particular pointed time as quaint as Harold Wilson, Blue Streak, white hot technology and the moral compass that steered Howard Kirk, Bradbury's sociology lecturer, through the arms and affections of anyone foolish enough to be impressed by his Groucho Marxism.
Drawing mainly on the British Museums's unparalleled and often overlooked collection of satirical prints by such artists as Gillray and the Cruikshanks, Gatrell finds the capital city bubbling over with a particular kind of pointed fun.
Compared to machine learning approaches this makes the results easily understandable; false positives can be pin-pointed to a particular grammar/dictionary and false negatives are readily corrected by adding the relevant nomenclature rule to a grammar or trivial name to a dictionary.
Nominated for 14 Israeli Academy Awards, this is a gentle but pointed work that walks a particular line to create a specific tone, a consistently warm and comic film about an unmistakably serious subject.
There will always be some employee Facebook can trot out and present as more informed on a particular topic and therefore better positioned to answer politicians' pointed questions.
Although I myself may be unable to recognize a particular face, I can recognize various things about a face: that there is a large nose, a pointed chin, tufted eyebrows, or protruding ears.
"This was a person… of a particular kind, no longer young… with rather long, still thick, dark hair, slightly streaked with grey and a pointed beard… He had no watch, but he had a tortoiseshell lorgnette on a black ribbon.
Target a particular department.
If you are strong in a particular academic subject or set of subjects (i.e. math and physics) and have shown demonstrated ability outside of the classroom in Olympiads, competitions, or research, I would recommend the pointed approach.
