Sentence examples for along with pointed from inspiring English sources

But as the central bank held course with interest rates and bond purchases on Thursday, Mr. Carney finds himself confronting political controversy along with pointed questions over the effectiveness and legitimacy of his activist course.

Traces of sealing wax where the paper was secured can still be seen on the Bodleian's discovery, along with pointed creases at the edges where the paper had been folded, showing the shape of the book it had enclosed.

For example, along with pointed hints from the @Verizonwireless, it appears that the @Verizon Twitter account has been tweeting from an iPhone in the days leading up to the event, giving the tech media at least one more post about the mythical phone that launched a million page views.

The company has been introducing younger casual apparel, along with a pointed marketing campaign it says has lowered the average age of customers by two to three years.

Conservative websites seized on his appearance, posting it along with other pointed messages that Williams had tweeted about Romney.

Lane Bryant shared the video on their Facebook page, along with a pointed message: "The networks didn't want you to see this.

Two posts from its Farsi-language account endorsed these condemnations, along with a pointed message to Iran's leaders: "Really #what are you afraid of?" There's nothing wrong with people protesting charges as ludicrous as the ones imposed against Hojabri.

Along with the pointed mechanisms, a rise in hemoglobin [ 34], improvement of baroreceptor sensitivity [ 35], increase of muscle sympathetic nerve activity, and an increase of muscle arteriole vasodilation and function [ 36] have been also proposed.

A lot of early exposition time is also used to explain the chicanery of Jafar (voice by Jonathan Freeman), the Sultan's evil vizier, whose chilling, bony features suggest a composite of Nancy Reagan (the animators have mentioned this as a deliberate reference, along with a more pointed one to Conrad Veidt in "The Thief of Bagdad") and Captain Hook.

They step on toes with pointed heels.

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