Sentence examples for more pointed and from inspiring English sources

Pointed shoes were what you wanted the more pointed and longer, the better.

Right from the start, the integrity of everyone involved is at stake — a point of interest made even more pointed and more interesting by what we've learned in the past few months about the shady practices of some journalists at the British tabloid News of the World and the government officials, officers of the law, and thugs in its orbit.

"The questions get more pointed and the mayor gets testier.

But I'm going to start from a much more pointed and local question.

"The comments are getting more pointed and more vulgar," Serwe said.

Now the meetings are more frequent, the discussions more pointed, and the decisions more rapid.

In a general approach across several taxa, Leisler & Winkler [11] established the generalisation that migrants have relatively longer and more pointed wings and also higher aspect ratios.

These adaptations include relative longer, broader and more pointed wings and stronger forked tails, which may help to stabilise the bird during migration in harsh climatic conditions over the sea.

Slender and more pointed wings and shorter tails in relation to the wing reduce the induced drag at the wings considerably and are known to produce a larger forward component in flight during migration [1] [3], [8].

By the 1960s, at the height of his powers, Trnka turned his attention away from fables and fairy tales and toward more pointed allegories and satires.

He pushed further and asked more pointed questions and she finally had to tell him that she was in Germany because her husband would be working in Germany.