The phrase "as pointed with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The instructions were unclear, as pointed with the previous guidelines."
Alternatives: "as indicated by" or "as noted in".
The creatures are eight or even nine feet tall — snouted, horned, clawed, and furry, with huge heads and snaggleteeth that are as pointed as Max's wolf ears.
This is as pointed as she gets.
This is The Hunger Games as pointed political procedural, detailing with some wit the tactical reconstruction of Katniss as a revolutionary figurehead by outside parties – notably spin doctor Plutarch Heavensbee, played by a quietly benevolent Philip Seymour Hoffman.
As pointed to, there is a relationship between the aspects of causation and levels discussed here with reduction as defined in the previous section.
Smith sees Ling's attacks as pointed and consciously vicious.
In her online articles and talks, she has often quoted her husband, who traveled to North Korea with her, as asking pointed questions of North Korean officials that indirectly pointed out some of the absurdities of the totalitarian government.
They may be cycloid as in family Typhlopidae, long and pointed with pointed tips, as in the case of the Green Vine Snake Ahaetulla nasuta, broad and leaf-like, as in the case of green pit vipers Trimeresurus spp or as broad as they are long, for example, as in Rat snake Ptyas mucosus.
But just as with Derek Jeter's return Sunday, Curtis Granderson's rejoining the Yankees on Friday served as a pointed contrast with the Yankee who so desperately wants to come back but may be prevented from doing so.
While Mr. Gordon loves his historical sources (his last work at Danspace Project was "Dancing Henry V"), he also loves splicing them with contemporary events and tendencies, as well as with pointed political commentary.
