Sentence examples for on pointed from inspiring English sources

Przybyszewski recounts one Dress Doctor's thoughts on pointed shoes, from a 1927 issue of the Girl Scout magazine: "'If you want to be graceful, to work with fine freedom and to stand without tiring, don't mistreat your feet.

Onstage, though, Ms. Jones rarely lets her agitation show, preferring restraint even on pointed songs like "Tell Yer Mama" and "It's Gonna Be".

The report added that although the defense minister, Mr. Barak, had early on pointed to the possibility of violent resistance by some flotilla participants, he apparently did not examine the military's readiness to contend with such resistance.

The cartoon vision of Americans as shrill bigots and grubby materialists, so dear to the hearts of the English, is on pointed display in "The Graduate," "The Witches of Eastwick" and to a lesser extent in the popular import from the Birmingham Repertory Theater, "Baby Doll".

The effects of the circular-arc radius of the rack cutter on both the undercutting of teeth and on pointed teeth of the generated circular-arc elliptical gear are also studied.

They are impaled on pointed sticks and may be heated over a fire to maximise the quantity of poison that can be transferred to the dart.

Similarly, certain Mahayana practices such as Zen concentration meditation also place an emphasis on one pointed concentration as well as calmness [ 26, pages 57, 97].

Viraha bhakti emphasizes one pointed concentration on Krishna.

This creates one pointed tip on the round bowl shape.

And in this film, made in the twilight of the Reagan administration, Mr. O'Quinn's reanimated father figure takes on a pointed ideological significance.

President Bush completed the second day of a campaign swing through California on Thursday, with pointed emphasis on his credentials as commander in chief and a robust defense of his tax cuts.