Mr. Giuliani says pointedly, "When jobs aren't there and our families have to move away, it can be devastating".
"It's just time they get their act together!" Tenzin Palmo said pointedly when I last visited her in the Himalayas, "and give the nuns their full ordination!" Tenzin Palmo was born as Diane Perry in London and shares her own insight into the hardships of following the Buddhist path as a Western woman.
Gandhi explained this most pointedly when he declared that the British Empire existed because Indians had let it exist.
"Whose coffin is that?" the Stones singer had asked Peellaert pointedly when they met in Germany in 1973.
Most pointedly, when journalists accept free services from physicians, are they obligating themselves to deliver favorable coverage, in effect serving as shills?
"You do an awfully good impression of yourself," Jayne said pointedly when I told her I was going as me to our Halloween party.
'Everyone usually stays at the table while I cook,' she says pointedly when I follow her into the kitchen.There are jars of sun-dried tomatoes, bright china and much loved pots and pans.
Pointedly, when the Russian hackers Fancy Bears published documents showing that Wiggins had been granted therapeutic use exemptions for the powerful corticosteroid triamcinolone before three major races for a pollen allergy, Froome suggested his former colleague had been wrong.
We hope sometime for a peace agreement, but it's not that easy". It was the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Archbishop Fouad Twal, who expressed their anger most pointedly when he welcomed the pope to Bethlehem with a plea for help.
In that book, the title phrase occurred a number of times, most pointedly when a primary school teacher squashed the young Janice, who had written a play, for wanting to star in it: "Writing, she said, was not about me me me".
Dedicated to Maher Arar, a prominent victim of extraordinary rendition, the piece feels both anxious and pointedly stalled, even when the band finally kicks into higher gear.
