Sentence examples for more pointed comments from inspiring English sources

Amid the usual tributes were some more pointed comments.

There were more pointed comments from Uganda, which referred back to previous remarks from Johnson on colonialism.

So after making insinuations about Mr. Lautenberg's age for several weeks, Republicans have begun making more pointed comments questioning Mr. Lautenberg's mental acuity.

N.F.L. and N.B.A. jerseys rewoven into mock trade blankets make an even more pointed comment on the clash between culturally imposed and traditional tribal identities.

A more pointed comment came from 12-year-old Boulder, Colo., resident Xiuhtexcatl Martinez, who shared his thoughts with Hoyos when she was preparing an announcement for the event.

Mr. Perry's remarks were similar, if a bit more pointed, to comments on Mr. Romney's abortion position earlier this month at a conservative conference in Washington, D.C. Though he did not name Mr. Romney, the comments were clearly meant to refer to Mr. Romney changing his position on abortion rights.

Mr. Bentsen has become more pointed in his comments, comparing Enron's managers and directors to the "three blind mice" and taking Mr. Lay to task for refusing to testify in hearings.

In recent weeks, he has become more vocal, and his comments more pointed.

Hewlett-Packard — itself in the midst of a difficult turnaround that could take years — took a decidedly more pointed tack in its comment, all but declaring its intent to poach customers: "Dell has a very tough road ahead.

But as Ford's comments have grown more pointed, they are beginning to point out that Firestone's very similar tires for other automakers' sport utility vehicles have not encountered similar problems.

Off the air, his comments were slightly more pointed.