Sentence examples for means pointed from inspiring English sources

The counterargument is that the discussion is better served by clearer words, even if that means pointed debate.

For the more motivated this means pointing out the work that still needs to be done.

Pointing to tradition means pointing to the mistreatment of different races and sexes, human sacrifices, and so on.

Philosophically, this means pointing to concrete data instead of making subjective arguments.

Even if telling the truth means pointing out a flaw of your product or service, be honest.

"Dropping in" meant pointing the nose of your board downhill.

That bridge-building might mean pointing out cultural similarities, such as a shared ancestry or familiar customs.

That means Points is alone in third again.

Any visible mark means points deducted.

(x f, y f ) means point at film.

It is a complicated issue, though, and I am by no means pointing a singular finger at the industry.