Sentence examples for more pointed for from inspiring English sources

And the trip was all the more pointed for its style.

Madeleine McCann, 27, had some more pointed words for tech bros who disapprove of her.

[Revolution Health Some more pointed advice for wives: "Let the dog clean up his own mess".

And it makes a more pointed case for the mayor's agenda.

If pink was simply a personal preference of Ms. Sampath Pal, the color was a more pointed choice for Nisha Susan, a journalist in her 30s who started the Pink Chaddi movement.

A more pointed explanation for the recent polling trends acknowledges the possible effect of the recent barrage of negative press about the Clinton Foundation and Clinton's private e-mail server.

But John Lewis, among other civil-rights leaders, urged him to keep a scheduled appearance the next day at the City Club of Cleveland, and to use the occasion to make a more pointed case for the principle of nonviolence — against a backdrop of rioting and looting that had broken out that night in nearly every major American city except, it turned out, Indianapolis.

A day later, he added a more pointed apology for the remarks. .

He also had a more pointed reason for wanting Obama off the scene.

So this concert is a sequel of sorts, involving "Within Our Gates," an earlier and more pointed Micheaux film, for a large ensemble with three vocalists (including Mr. Gordon himself).

The moderators asking the questions still need to do a bit of basic research (to come up with much better and more pointed questions), but for the first time the issue is being treated not as a laughing matter but as an issue that millions of Americans not only care about, but want to see changed.