Sentence examples for particularly pointed in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Evans was particularly pointed in criticizing Russia, whose relationship with Britain has cooled considerably in recent months.

The inspector general was particularly pointed in his criticism of the Obama administration's plan to buy up questionable assets from banks.

At times, he was particularly pointed in his criticism of Mr. Cuomo, most recently taking on the former housing secretary for not fully disclosing his list of legal clients.

But the sniping has become particularly pointed in recent months, as Boeing revived assertions that Airbus competes unfairly, having received some $15 billion in government aid over the last three decades.

Banks that have resisted seeking new capital are under scrutiny, and none more so than Barclays and Deutsche Bank.The questions are particularly pointed in Europe, where regulators have cleaved to the Tier 1 capital ratio, a measure of capital based on the riskiness of bank assets.

For him to now say, "I'm not in the media, I'm not poised in this world of political expression, I never take gratuitous shots at people or go over the top and I'm not particularly pointed in one direction," each of those things was ludicrous.

A particular personality at a particularly point in the day equals "frisson".

It is taking place at a particularly tricky point in time.

"Do you feel 17?," one senior asks another, at a particularly tense point in the season.

Another time, at a particularly nervy point in the text, the mushroom got too troubling.

So now we may be at a particularly deplorable point in the pendulum swing.