Sentence examples for pointed about that from inspiring English sources

A reviewer under the pseudonym "Sushi-X" echoed Harris' praise but pointed about that some of the bosses in the first game were reused; he added afterwards that "it's still worth the price of admission".

These lush and reverb-thick songs are ambitious and pointed about subjects that often drag: leaving, wasting away, aching.

And Bushman himself faced some pointed questions about that research from some members of the House spending panel during his 2013 appearance, although he says Wolf "was very supportive".

I had to wear a long dress with poufy pointed sleeves that made me look like a rocket about to take off.

Everything I do is pointed in that direction".

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.

Mr. Bush was also unrepentant about the pointed attacks that his campaign -- and supporters of his campaign -- waged on the senator.

Leaders of several unions that support Mr. Obama complained on Wednesday about the pointed attack that R. Thomas Buffenbarger, the president of the International Association of Machinists, made against Mr. Obama on Tuesday in an appearance with Mrs. Clinton in Youngstown, Ohio.

But pointed remarks that Mr. Santorum made about homosexuality could now derail that ascent, some Republicans say -- and no one who knows the senator well is surprised that he made them.

Conservative websites seized on his appearance, posting it along with other pointed messages that Williams had tweeted about Romney.

Regular Outlook readers may recall that in November I highlighted some rather pointed comments that the Deutsche Bank boss made about his colleagues in investment banking.