Sentence examples for for pointed from inspiring English sources
Perhaps to differentiate his from Hynes's gritty heightened-realism, Barnes has opted for pointed stylisation.
In a sense, the president came to Montana looking for pointed questions.
He singled out journalist Ed Moloney and Boston College researcher Anthony McIntyre – a former IRA prisoner – for pointed criticism.
But rather than organize to militate for pointed reforms, or even to advance a firm message, Party X has opted to fantasize about wholesale renewal.
But he is also contemptuous of democracies: the Weimar Republic, Britain and what he derided as "sentimental Americanism" all come in for pointed criticism.
They seemed to want to believe that my father was a mounted policeman and that we lived in igloos.' Atwood has a liking for pointed generalisations.
His trap setup includes bongo drums for occasional pointed accents, with the bass drum supplying emphatic exclamation points as the music hurtles forward.
The drag, which is largely dependent on the nose shape, is least for finely pointed shots.
Mr. Rudd in particular has come in for unusually pointed criticism from publications owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
With the substitution of a blunt writing stylus for a pointed one, the symbols become less picturelike and more conventionalized.
