Sentence examples for good pointed from inspiring English sources

Good pointed ad, but CNN's own headline writers would promo such a story with "Banana Controversy Heats Up".

We just needed an OS that looked really good and pointed people to Google in a really friendly, intelligent way.

The message, brought to you by the Polish Tourist Organization: it began at high noon first free elections — 4 june 1989 Just a good-humored, though pointed, reminder that it didn't begin on November 9 , 1989 the day the Berlin Wall fell.

Billboards have sprung up as part of a campaign against buying settlers' goods, featuring a pointed finger and the slogan "Your conscience, your choice".

This wouldn't be a good article without some pointed post-internet ironic commentary on America's visual value system, right?

This part was very challenging for me -- not only was there the technique of it (doing a proper pas de chat with pointed toes, good altitude and proper arms is already a feat in itself for a beginner!) but put it into a choreographed routine?

p. 8: « Genes can differ according to evolutionary rates plasticity evaluation of a gene family.» Discussion Authors' response: I agree with the reviewer that the discussion section would be a good place to the pointed sentence.

At right centre Dugan did little good and was out-pointed by Solomone Kata.

Hang one in your home for protection or wear a Horseshoe symbol on a chain - just make sure the ends are pointed upwards, otherwise the good luck can "escape".

"Torres was fit, not tired, so he could play a good game," was Benítez's pointed reflection.

The new album, due out on Tuesday through the same channels, is a little less pointed, and a good deal less surprising.