Sentence examples for offered a pointed from inspiring English sources

Di Natale offered a pointed message to Labor as it considered its stance.

He offered a pointed response to Mrs. Clinton and those "pushing her to spread smears and her lies about decent people".

Justice Thomas offered a pointed response to the argument an assistant solicitor general, Edward C. DuMont, made on behalf of the law.

And with his top priority, a health care overhaul, delayed in the wake of the recent Republican Senate victory in Massachusetts, he offered a pointed message to both parties.

Donald Fehr, the executive director of the players association, offered a pointed reply today to ownership's contention that players were receiving misinformation regarding negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement.

And he offered a pointed reminder in a televised debate by presidential candidates on Friday, noting that the suspension of enrichment in 2004 happened "under the leader's guidance," meaning that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had signed off on it.

This pilot created by Graham Linehan and Sharon Horgan, offers a pointed look at the annoyances of middle-class motherhood.

In its 20th year, "South Park" offers a pointed and, surprisingly, still-potent platform for commentary on current events.

Another pair of Dutch portraits offers a pointed contrast to the sober black velvets and silks of the adjacent images by Hals.

At a San Jose, Calif., fundraiser Sunday night, the president sought to cast the campaign as a "contest of values". He then proceeded to offer a pointed critique of the values on display by his Republican rivals — and their supporters.

To say so publicly may seem out of step with the times, when you have billionaires famous for driving beat-up pick-up trucks (Warren Buffett) or wearing hoodies (Mark Zuckerberg), but Conard is by no means the first wealthy American to offer a pointed defense of his wealth.