Sentence examples for beyond pointed from inspiring English sources

Your March 25 editorial "Pain at the Pump and Beyond" pointed to the strain that high energy prices are putting on America's economy, families and businesses.

(The party took place the night of the second presidential debate, which made Sherman's selection of Sympathy For the Devil beyond pointed).

Indeed, he barely acknowledged their existence, beyond pointed allusions to the unity of his party that aides said were intended to remind voters of the quarrelsome character of last week's Democratic convention.

Beyond its pointed social message about the perils of earthly overabundance and human passivity, the movie "Wall-E" made one thing clear: Being friends with a robot would be awfully fun.

Point to its pointed teeth.

Whether it was narrow, pointed shoes or the beyond-confining proportions of the hobble skirt, the Dress Doctors delivered their advice on radio shows, in magazines and at women's clubs.

They are covered with fine hairs and are humpbacked and wedge-shaped, with a broad anterior end tapering to a pointed abdomen that extends beyond the forewings.

There's serious substance to the SL600, way beyond that three-pointed star on the bonnet not that the Z8 had any shortage of performance chops and sex appeal, but the SL600 is a hot car by virtually any measure.

There is a scene in which Gabriel meets a number of protesters, leading to some rather heavy-handed political discussions and pointed character self-justifications, but beyond this, the two story strands never really coalesce.

Margaret Thatcher may have styled herself as Ronald Reagan's political other half, but her opposition to America's 1983 invasion of Grenada was expressed in the kind of pointed terms that seem to be beyond Blair's ken.

It's a pointed observation in the context of what becomes very apparent in Beyond's opening minutes in a daringly feminist show.