Sentence examples for equally pointed from inspiring English sources

A senior Bush administration official was equally pointed in criticizing the new initiative.

With theories like evolution and global warming facing pointed opposition these days, might there be an equally pointed message here?

And his British mate Ed Danby's reply to a query about onboard creature comforts was equally pointed: "nonexistent".

It seems equally pointed that much of the set hails from their early years, before the manic lifestyles and dead-eyed routine of rock stardom.

The dancers not only do a thousand fabulous things in the air; when they land, they do so in an equally pointed and scrupulous manner, as if they were stepping into a pair of new shoes.

Just days before the caucuses, he twice reversed himself on the question of whether he would respond to Mr. Romney's criticisms with equally pointed attacks of his own, then drew loud guffaws from a roomful of reporters for appearing to want it both ways by screening for them an attack advertisement that he said he had decided not to run.

But it's equally significant as a pointed act of retelling.

Manuel had less pointed, if equally unflattering, things to say about Pelfrey, whom he called "O.K., nothing great".

But equally critical measurements by OSO-3 pointed to extragalactic sources as well.

Point to its pointed teeth.

And equally ominous is the chief justice's pointed suggestion that, if presented, he would be open to the idea that that entire bankruptcy court system is unconstitutional.