Sentence examples for is as pointed from inspiring English sources

The truth is, as pointed out in a controversial Sun-Herald column on why Aly shouldn't win, people like me are still the exception, not the norm, in Australian media.

Whether or not the publishers colluded (three have settled, Penguin, Macmillan and Apple fight on) the fact is, as pointed out here, the publishers involved were making less money under the agency model than under Amazon, but made the change to support "an open and competitive market for the future", as Macmillan's CEO writes in a letter to authors.

The better adapted the content is, the easier the learning process is, as pointed out in Sect. 1.

Functional annotation is, as pointed earlier, a fundamental substrate of systems biology.

A further problem of current models for force-generation is, as pointed out above, that they assume an independent elastic element and require that the force-generating transition occurs in a large number of steps.

To paraphrase Covey [ 2], 'Management is a bottom line focus: How do I best accomplish...?' whereas 'Leadership deals with the top line: What do I want to accomplish...?' The ICU is, as pointed out, a very stressful environment.

But that's as pointed as the debate gets.

And the ads are as pointed as those used in races for legislative and executive positions.

This afternoon's debate on that provision was as pointed as any on the issue in the last two weeks.

Her intensity and her sly teasing, as well as the crisp snap of her legs, were as pointed as a laser.

With each deep pass completed today, Ted Cottrell, the Jets' defensive coordinator, became more irritated, and his remarks were as pointed as anything he had uttered at practice.