Sentence examples for in the pointed from inspiring English sources

North made a negative double, suggesting moderate values in the pointed suits.

Los Angeles is, in the pointed formulation of the writer Norman Klein, "the most photographed and least remembered city in the world".

Wasps had built vast bulbous nests in the pointed Mughal archways; shanty dwellers had built their own improvised nests in crevices of the monument walls.

He himself was one of Britain's earliest social reformers, not only in the pointed satire of his art but also in his support of London's first foundling hospital.

An early lead of the spade queen would have forced West to cover with the king and set up an endplay against East in the pointed suits.

The defense would take three tricks in the pointed suits, and whether they would score a fourth would depend on whether the declarer could diagnose the heart situation.

So I'm going to spend this weekend soaking in the pointed-dart sentences, the cheeky nicknames, and the alternate scenarios imagined by some of the Internet's first recappers — pioneers, really, of a style of pop-culture writing that now seems so native to the Net.

Our observation that the cofilin clusters grew in the pointed-end direction supports the conclusion of Galkin et al. (2001) that cofilin preferentially binds to the supertwisted segments of actin subunits.

Free cofilin molecules tend to bind to the supertwisted bare zone on the pointed-end side of the cluster (gray arrows), driving the growth of the cluster in the pointed-end direction.

These experiments included asymmetric conformational changes of actin filaments on either side of a cofilin cluster, unidirectional growth of cofilin clusters in the pointed-end direction, and frequent severing of filaments near the boundary between a bare zone and a cofilin cluster.

In ballet, the pointed foot creates extension from the top of the thigh to the toes; without an emphasis on this stretch, gymnasts curl and clench the toes.