Sentence examples for a pointed response from from inspiring English sources

The result was a dominant bonus-point victory over Worcester with, in truth, plenty to spare and a pointed response from the director of rugby, Richard Cockerill.

That prompted a pointed response from Janko on Twitter.

That comment drew a pointed response this week from Martial's agent, Philippe Lambolley, who declared that: "In football there are those who follow players and those who buy them".

Sarah Silverman's revelation that she let Louis C.K. masturbate in front of her drew a pointed response Monday from a woman who previously accused the famed comedian of asking if he could do the same thing with her.  .

Latvia announced that it was expelling a Russian diplomat within 72 hours, prompting an unusually pointed response from Russian officials, who called the decision a provocation based on Latvia's anti-Russian policies.

In an unusually pointed response from the council, which is normally as docile as Switzerland, Steven Kolb, its chief executive, was outraged by the outrage.

So carnival was a pointed response to recent domestic events.

The filing yesterday was a pointed response to papers filed by Mr. Lember on Oct. 30.

The president's choice of words seemed a pointed response to Republican Senator James Inhofe, author of The Greatest Hoax and, it's worth noting, recipient of $1.3m in campaign contributions from the oil and gas lobby.

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

In a pointed response in a television interview on Sunday, Mr. Clinton accused the N.R.A. of being a "ruthlessly brutal" lobby.