Sentence examples for in a pointed response from inspiring English sources

In a pointed response in a television interview on Sunday, Mr. Clinton accused the N.R.A. of being a "ruthlessly brutal" lobby.

In a pointed response, 18 House Democrats suggested that the pope was out of line, saying religious interference in politics contravened the freedoms upon which the United States was founded.

In a pointed response to David Cameron's fresh crackdown on immigrants through the benefits system last week, the Deputy Prime Minister will say in a speech that his party has fought to end the "barbaric" practice of child detention, by enshrining the ban in the Immigration Act, and that it wants Britain to be outward facing.

In a pointed response, the company said it plans to move its cloning research to the United States.

He added, in what could only be a pointed response to Republican politicians calling for the closure of America's borders for its security and prosperity that "if we want security, let us give security; if we want life, let us give life; if we want opportunities, let us provide opportunities".

Sarah Silverman's revelation that she let Louis C.K. masturbate in front of her drew a pointed response Monday from a woman who previously accused the famed comedian of asking if he could do the same thing with her.  .

The result was a dominant bonus-point victory over Worcester with, in truth, plenty to spare and a pointed response from the director of rugby, Richard Cockerill.

Union representatives for the Los Angeles County Fire Department's rank and file had a pointed response to reports of nepotism in the agency's hiring practices: They announced their sponsorship of a "family day".

When Piazza was asked about the uncomfortable position Estes was in, Piazza gave a glimpse of what he expected with a pointed response.

That prompted a pointed response from Janko on Twitter.

So carnival was a pointed response to recent domestic events.