Sentence examples for find pointed from inspiring English sources

Look hard enough, and you can find pointed comments about prefabricated culture and the dangers of technology.

It's the word of the week in Britain, ever since it emerged that Andrew Mitchell, the Conservative chief whip, and the owner of a bicycle that (as one Twitter user whose name I now cannot find) pointed out, "looks like it belongs to the Wicked Witch of the West," went ballistic when a police officer refused to let him cycle out of Downing Street through the main exit.

Subsequent finds pointed to the area being a domestic Pictish Long-Cist cemetery, including the remains of a female aged between 40 and 50 with osteoarthritis, who apparently died of tuberculosis.

Find the pointed end of the seed.

If you find that pointed flats slim you and tight jeans work a treat, go with it.

It served well in Germany, but when printers in Italy, in part under the influence of the Humanist movement, turned to the printing of Latin texts, they found the pointed stateliness of the Gothic letter out of keeping with the spirit of Humanism.

As he tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now -- Extra" in the above clip, he found one pointed question in that piece "really upsetting".

David and Saavik's discovery of Spock's empty coffin and burial robes parallels the evidence the Apostles found that pointed to Jesus' resurrection in the Gospel of Luke, asserts Kraemer.

He's smart, gutsy and can always find the perfect pointed barb with which to slay his adversaries.

If you rent the 1939 adaptation of A. E. W. Mason's novel, however, expecting to hear the solid creak of the reactionary, you will already find plenty of pointed comedy at the expense of regimental bores, and the characters are spurred into the fray with a directness that has been all but abandoned in the sluggish, meandering narrative of today.

It would be a struggle to find a more pointed contrast with the monied, decidedly Gallic spa town on which the England roadshow descended several weeks ago and left last Sunday, after the ardour with which the players' entourages approached Baden-Baden's bars and shops failed to materialise anywhere within a hundred yard exclusion zone of an England game.