Sentence examples for a pointed reminder of from inspiring English sources

The deal serves as a pointed reminder of the News Corporation's poor uses of capital of late.

Now Ms. LuPone has turned "Can-Can," which runs through tomorrow, into a pointed reminder of what we've been missing.

She is as wary as MacAdams, who concludes with a pointed reminder of the consequence of previous grand plans.

Indeed, it is a view that is a pointed reminder of the history contained in the museum.

To the Editor: "A Preventable Massacre" is a pointed reminder of just one episode in Israel's long record of brutality toward the Palestinians.

It was a pointed reminder of his move away from the nationalist politics embraced to such disastrous effect by his predecessor.

He referred to Mr. McCain seven times, a pointed reminder to Democrats of the challenge that lies ahead.

Jubair also conspicuously refused to rule out the kingdom seeking its own nuclear weapons — a pointed reminder to Barack Obama of the nuclear proliferation risks if his Iran strategy does not succeed.

But the general's remarks were also a pointed reminder to the Iranians of American resolve, the officer said.

loss as a "pointed reminder for incumbents seeking reelection of just how vulnerable they may be this year".

But beyond that, the Hoffa-Nader appearance today, in Washington, will be a pointed reminder to Mr. Gore that large segments of organized labor remain bitterly unhappy with him over his support for the China trade deal, which cleared a huge hurdle with passage in the House last month.