Sentence examples for a pointed message to from inspiring English sources

The shield is meant to be a pointed message to Tehran.

It's designed to send a pointed message to our political leaders: Get to work.

Di Natale offered a pointed message to Labor as it considered its stance.

While declaring victory in New Hampshire, Mr. Romney  delivered a pointed message to his fellow Republican candidates.

It is an enterprise that is meant to send a pointed message to Tehran, and that becomes more urgent as tensions with Iran rise.

Helmut Schmidt, Germany's 92-year-old former chancellor, sent a pointed message to his present-day successor, Angela Merkel, this week.

The 50-year-old also delivered a somewhat pointed message to the club's hierarchy, led by the owner Shahid Khan, should they be considering dismissing him.

She told the dinner crowd of about a thousand people that she had only a brief but pointed message to deliver.

But in private, American diplomats were delivering a much more pointed message to the government of Japan's new prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama.

"Shake It Fast," in particular, feels like a pointed message, a way to connect Rae Sremmurd's tendency toward party music with an earlier version of that impulse, one now recognized as an important phase in hip-hop's evolution.

For a pointed message, the award goes to "truth" anti-tobacco ad campaign, which compared its sale to sales of glass-filled popsicles.