Sentence examples for much pointed from inspiring English sources

It has not even had much pointed obnoxiousness.

The different Cortes of Castile, Aragon, and Catalonia granted his financial demands but attached to them much pointed advice and criticism.

The world is absurd, Meursault thinks (and Camus seconds), because, without divine order, or even much pointed human purpose, it's just one damn thing after another, and you might as well be damned for one thing as the next: in a world bleached dry of significance, the most immoral act might seem as meaningful as the best one.

There was much pointing and murmuring.

"It doesn't melt into under-eye concealer as much," points out Linss.

Briggs and I had, with much pointing and delight, figured out which building it was.

There was not much point.

Well, really, there wasn't much point.

There isn't much point trying.

"Anyway, there's not much point.

There is too much point-scoring and too much fervour.