Sentence examples for add pointed from inspiring English sources

Add pointed lines in the edges of the ovals to make the claws.

In their adaptation, the Steads play up such messages, and add more pointed ones that reflect their own convictions: at one point, Twain the character gives a shout-out to Charles Darwin; elsewhere, the narration makes a nod to the condition of Native Americans.

Although profilin-bound actin monomers cannot add to pointed ends of actin filaments, they have been shown to elongate filament barbed ends at approximately the same rate as free actin monomers [ 14, 15].

Add a pointed crystal at the tip, gluing it down using super glue.

The relative importance of the sector adds a pointed political dimension to the debate over banking regulation.

"I don't think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office," he added, in pointed contrast to a claim made by Sanders in April.

After praising a new police chief at City Hall, the mayor added a pointed postscript: "I wish I had the same confidence in what I read about in the papers from the candidates for mayor".

"Gone are the days when stability and security of the country was defined in terms of number of missiles and tanks as a manifestation of hard power available at the disposal of the state," he added — a pointed reference to the military, which has ruled Pakistan directly for just under half of the country's 65-year history, and indirectly much of the rest of the time.

Harris cut her off, interjecting: "So are you saying that the revenue generated was.004% of your annual revenue", before adding the pointed observation: "Because of course that would not be immaterial" — which drew a rare stuttered double "so" from Sandberg.

King added a pointed statement with her post, writing: "These are the moments a mother lives for.

He added in pointed language to Republicans on the panel that "as we work to avoid future losses and further mistakes, it is unfortunate that some have used inflammatory and inappropriate rhetoric about one particular tragedy that occurred near the southwest border in an effort to score political points".