Sentence examples for in one pointed from inspiring English sources

In one pointed scene, Judy turns on the audience, reversing the "gaze" and challenging the proprietary fantasies of the male spectators.

In one pointed gesture, the avenue in Cairo where the Israeli Embassy is situated was renamed Muhammad al-Durrah Street.

In one pointed, amusing and enormous image, four German chancellors (you will recognize Angela Merkel) sit with their backs to us, contemplating Barnett Newman's enormous "Vir Heroicus Sublimis" ("Man, Heroic and Sublime") from so close up that a curator would panic.

In one pointed colloquy, Mr. Sessions challenged her about being part of a three-judge panel that ruled against white and Hispanic New Haven firefighters after the city threw out civil service exam results because not enough members of minorities had achieved scores high enough for promotion.

In one pointed exchange, Schmidt was asked to explain an independent study that compared the search results on three popular product-comparison websites and the Google shopping site.

As he tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now -- Extra" in the above clip, he found one pointed question in that piece "really upsetting".

In one particularly pointed observation, Obama said there was a sense among black Americans that "if a white male teen" was involved in the same kind of scenario as Martin, then "both the outcome and the aftermath might have been different".

With the exception of one pointed cover, the Psychedelic Furs tune "Pretty in Pink," all are originals by Ms. Palmer.

We also know that it would be impossible in America today to imagine Mr. Obama holding a press conference and being asked only one pointed question.

One pointed north; the other, south.

One pointed to images captured inside the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, a controversial location for photography in this high-security era.