Sentence examples for a pointed argument from inspiring English sources

If Republicans do so, Democrats would have a pointed argument to push at a time when the party is hoping to regain control of the economic narrative.

"(Posibilidad, or Death of the Worker)... is a brilliant work, combining tragedy and humor to make a very pointed argument for thinking outside the box on the state of Labor and jobs today".

A jovial but slightly pointed argument over Welsh independence ensues.

"LISTEN" feels important both for its archival value (if it weren't for Bitner, many of these venues would go uncatalogued in their resting states) and for its pointed argument that the spaces where art gets made are significant, powerful, and chockablock with ghosts.

Not the most pointed argument I've seen, but hey!

Shieber's pointed argument falls in line with the wider debate about gentrification and the steep inequality of today's digital economy.

Kuehl's more pointed argument is that her chief rival, former Santa Monica Mayor Bobby Shriver, lacks the government experience needed for the position.

The official said Mr. Clinton then put a couple of pointed arguments before Mr. Arafat: Wasn't this more important to his people than an inquiry?

With their pointed arguments, though, this year's nominees also raise an inescapable question: Can they have any real political impact?

Mindful of that, Apple tried to dispel one of the more pointed arguments from the government: that it is marketing its products as "warrant-proof".

Justice Thomas offered a pointed response to the argument an assistant solicitor general, Edward C. DuMont, made on behalf of the law.