Sentence examples for following pointed from inspiring English sources

The following pointed text has been modified in the manuscript: Next to lexical features, dependency parsing (created using Stanford parser) provides an insight into the entire grammatical structure of the sentence 37 and was performed using the Stanford CoreNLP library (http://nlp.stanford.edu/software/corenlp.shtml ).shtml

Following pointed questioning by Sen. Wyden, he claimed that "Under Section 215, NSA is not receiving cell site location data and has no current plans to do so".

Previous studies had shown that dogs are capable of following a pointed finger or a person's gaze in their quest for treats, and evidence suggests that dogs cue into human emotions (though whether they emphasize with our pain remains an open question).

It was a pointed remark following several reports, including in La Stampa, Buzzfeed and the New York Times, that alleged the Five Star Movement was behind an intense disinformation campaign and that officials in the Renzi government had raised concerns about possible Russian influence in Italian politics.

"Change has to come from the top and it has to go all the way through the institution," Warren said, following up with the pointed response that "either you need to fix it, Mr Dudley, or we need to get someone who will".

For example, the shape of the caudal fin of catfishes is described with the following three states [23]: forked with pointed lobes (0); forked with rounded lobes (1); scarcely emarginate to rounded (2).

The script's most controversial innovation, however, was a series of "flash forwards", inserted at pointed moments in the action, following "older" Leo's return visit to Marian.

It was therefore determined to replace the concept of "faire remarquer" (pointed out) with "remarqué" (noticed) following the backward translation step.

Their remarks were more pointed than in the days immediately following the coup, when senior officials had urged restraint and reconciliation.

And for listeners not versed in European history, Mr. McBurney offered a capsule portrait of the years following World War I, when Bartok composed this brutal, pointed theater work.

To target the pointed end of actin, we used the following two-part scheme.