Sentence examples for a pointed complaint from inspiring English sources

In Clinton's usage, the noun gig seems to be a pointed complaint.

The article's most pointed complaint – that the ice-cream scoops are often "hollow inside" – implied a more dubious offense, as though the parlour's founding principles were being betrayed.

During several town-hall-style meetings on a recent day, he received a few questions about Social Security and Medicare, but no pointed complaints.

Some of the most pointed complaints about Mr. Vance are emanating from the district attorney's office itself, according to numerous interviews with prosecutors and other officials.

— Kelly Osbourne (@MissKellyO) December 7 , 2012Thousands of pointed complaints were posted on social media sites, advertisers pulled their spots from the show and the hospital's chairman assailed the radio network.

The most pointed complaints in Alabama come from small-time bingo operators, who ask why they have been closed while the greyhound tracks, with high-rise hotels and rows upon rows of electronic bingo machines, have somehow remained untouched.

One of the more pointed complaints leveled against the polarizing pop star concerns her silence during the presidential election.

Is that a complaint, a pointed observation, or merely the expression of a dashed expectation?

A pointed scene in "L.I.E".

Maybe a pointed joke would help?

The remark was a pointed one.