Sentence examples for a pointed comment from inspiring English sources

However, in a pointed comment, Kyenge called on her fellow politicians to watch what they say.

His claymation short of animals in the zoo being interviewed on how they like their lifestyle is a pointed comment on our society.

But Woods does not have to be at a golf tournament to dominate the conversation, or to elicit a pointed comment from a contemporary about Woods's dominance.

Google's Winter Olympics Doodle is a pointed comment on the treatment of the LGBT community in Russia, but it has also shed light on a lesser known aspect of the IOC lore - the Olympic Charter.

Officially, because of a conflict in schedules, although at a recent gig in Bristol, he made a pointed comment about the feckless indie kids who feature in the programme.

Mr. McFaul shot off a pointed comment instantly, via Twitter, noting that he had received a warm welcome from top officials over eight hours on Monday, suggesting there were splits within the Russian government on relations with Washington.

It's a seemingly pointed comment, but one so profoundly misguided that it speaks louder about those making the charge, than the charge itself.

A more pointed comment came from 12-year-old Boulder, Colo., resident Xiuhtexcatl Martinez, who shared his thoughts with Hoyos when she was preparing an announcement for the event.

The intimidation can be felt when receiving a hot and pointed comment and not having thought ahead on how to address an unhappy customer or a difficult situation in a very public manner.

N.F.L. and N.B.A. jerseys rewoven into mock trade blankets make an even more pointed comment on the clash between culturally imposed and traditional tribal identities.

It's a menu intended to celebrate the prospects for American agricultural exports to China, though the scale of it — nutritionists have objected to no avail — is likely to remind some of Xi Jinping's pointed comment a few years go about "a few foreigners, with full bellies, who have nothing better to do than try to point fingers at our country….