Sentence examples for pointed address from inspiring English sources

To underline the appeal of such a cash prize, the Redbook Web site to enter the sweepstakes has a pointed address: win250K.redbookmag.com.

Last month, Obama delivered "The President's Message to the Iranian People," a pointed address to Iran on the occasion of Nowruz, the ancient Persian new year celebration.

In a sweeping, pointed address that dealt with the Internet as a force for both liberation and repression, Mrs. Clinton said: "Those who disrupt the free flow of information in our society or any other pose a threat to our economy, our government and our civil society.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate has only recently been more pointed in addressing the treatment of Muslims in Myanmar.

The bill, which also applies to awls, another pointed tool, addresses concerns that the tools have occasionally been used in the city as weapons.

With this information Bannerman concluded his report to Sharp, and Sharp then sent to Washington a rather pointed memorandum addressed to Mr. Bliss, which gave the gist of Bannerman's report and said, among other things, "I call your special attention to the fact that the officials of the State Department made no preliminary inquiries as to the rights of this criminal to represent Princess Fatima.

But before she answered, Nazan, my Turkish colleague, had a more pointed question, addressed to one of the silent men whose face I drew because of its deep furrows, more furrows than face, you could say.

At the announcement on Tuesday, Ms. Weymouth, the granddaughter of the Post's publisher Katharine Graham, would not directly address a pointed question from the newsroom about why she made the change, according to someone at the meeting.

They adapted a local maxima and constrained tree climbing algorithm to detect tree peaks by incorporating a horizontal threshold to better address less pointed forms of deciduous tree species.

In today's wired world, our society is a non-linear complex system--email address books pointed to address books pointed to address books--which means it is capable of huge changes being triggered by tiny events.

Early experiments were intended to demonstrate that the set of improvements comprising CogTRA mechanism had been indeed effective in addressing some pointed difficulties in the existing cognitive algorithm CORA.