Sentence examples for become more pointed from inspiring English sources

But as details of the legislation have emerged, the criticism has become more pointed.

Disputes on textiles have also become more pointed since Sept. 11.

In recent days his language has become more pointed — urged on, undoubtedly, by Israel's threats to act alone.

This conflict – between consumers of technology and the geeks who pull us forward into uncharted sociocultural territory – is starting to become more pointed.

Criticism over the company's offshore tax schemes has become more pointed in recent months, both locally in Cupertino and from Apple's own staff.

Mr. Bentsen has become more pointed in his comments, comparing Enron's managers and directors to the "three blind mice" and taking Mr. Lay to task for refusing to testify in hearings.

Suddenly her analysis becomes more pointed.

Still a bad idea, for when the dialogue becomes more pointed.

When violent jihadism made Brussels its target, the relevance of their testimony became more pointed.

The charges and countercharges became more pointed and personal as the proxy campaign progressed.

Solitude becomes more pointed, and the paint becomes obsessively thick in "Lost Horizon," a dioramalike scene from 1991 showing the artist climbing out of a canyon.