Sentence examples for foster pointed from inspiring English sources
Foster pointed out a 1908 photo showing the curvilinear glass prow of the Flatiron Building.
"Formlessness in society might be a condition to contest rather than to celebrate in art," Foster pointed out.
Foster pointed out that terminations did take place in certain circumstances and expressed sympathy for women with crisis pregnancies.
Foster pointed an imaginary gun to his head and pulled the trigger while veteran centre Conrad Smith, who was sat beside him, grinned.
Foster pointed out that Braxton didn't seem to know the chord changes of the bop classic Cherokee when he sat in with him and that wonderful saxophonist Warne Marsh in LA many years back.
Point to its pointed teeth.
As grasping Hollywood diva Havana Segrand, craving a comeback at whatever cost to others, Moore's performance isn't just the essential livewire of David Cronenberg's otherwise frostily mannered showbiz satire, but a pointed riposte to the institutional sexism that fosters gorgons like Segrand in the first place.
"And I do feel it's the view of quite of few people, because it made it on [to Project Greenlight]." To foster change in the industry, Brown said that as a producer she makes a pointed effort to hire people of colour who are qualified.
