Jealous lover instead, affect some sort of goofy accent or use some other method of clearly joking - do not be pointed about it, insulting, petulant, etc. Above all, know when to quit - make a quick joke: "Oh, Brandon, you never call, you never write - what am I to think?
Both McDonald's and Yum Brands, which owns Taco Bell, reported earnings this week; it was too early to tell how Taco Bell's breakfast offerings would impact McDonald's, but that didn't keep analysts from asking pointed questions about it.
We'd brainstorm, pitch, write, and hone, a funny, pointed story about it.
Focusing on a counterterrorism unit, the series began filming in November 2001, and is so swift in its action, so pointed about post-9/11 threats, that it is easily the best suspense show around.
They used less interesting music — "Catalog" was to Radiohead, "Turbine Mines" (2004) to Vangelis's music for "Blade Runner" — but were less pointed about tuning in and out of it.
He is pointed about why bands need hit songs.
You can say something similar, although a bit less pointed, about the Obama administration.
Ms. Levy was more pointed about the complaints made by the professional groups about Mr. Savage's methods.
These lush and reverb-thick songs are ambitious and pointed about subjects that often drag: leaving, wasting away, aching.
Jack Foster, managing director of global real estate for Franklin Templeton, spends about half the year on the road and, consequently, is very pointed about his hotel likes and dislikes.
More importantly, as pointed about above, exponential divergence is neither necessary nor sufficient to characterize a system as chaotic, and neither is algorithmic complexity.
