Sentence examples for it as pointed from inspiring English sources

It caused critical panegyrics that described it as pointed and poignant.

Microsoft has a hurdle ahead of it: as pointed out by Wired last week, Azure is "the world's most misunderstood cloud".

Humour does belong in music, as long as it's as pointed as this band.

It offered music as pointed as the songs' titles: Hit Me, Shut Up, Strife, I Am Here.

Instead he sees it as a "pointed rebuke of both Mrs. Clinton's and President Bush's misplaced fealty to our terrorist-enabling 'ally,' Pervez Musharraf".

Pitchfork described it as "a pointed critique of nativism-embracing leaders across the UK and Europe", and it was certainly a timely launch during a period in which feelings of insularity, identity and fear were prevalent across the world.

Many women took it as a pointed slap when senior figures in the Socialist Party — the mainstream progressive organization in French politics — immediately began speaking of how Mr. Strauss-Kahn might yet run for the presidency even though the felony charges against him had not been dropped.

Characteristically, the pawky Mr. Morris's response to the lyrics is often as pointed as it is to Beethoven's arrangements.

Consequently, we conclude that the SHA form belongs to the S. cichorioides group (all "species" representing the group were previously synonymized based on genetic data as pointed out) and it may represent a morphological ecotype adapted to supralittoral environments.

The results illustrate that the Turkstra's rule can give good estimations of the nonlinearly combined responses, while it is less accurate for linearly combined responses as pointed out in Chen (2015).

And as pointed as Zero Hedge's Russophilia is, it was the Virginia co-chair of the Ted Cruz campaign who flew to Syria last week to assure Bashar al-Assad that President Cruz would be on his side.