Sentence examples for pointed advice from inspiring English sources

[Revolution Health Some more pointed advice for wives: "Let the dog clean up his own mess".

Hillary Rodham Clinton's biggest supporter in the labor movement has some pointed advice for Barack Obama.

Unusually, however, the grandees taking part in a conference in Paris this week organised by the OECD received some pointed advice.

Instead he made a final bid to be remembered as a man of accomplishment and offered polite but pointed advice to his successor.

Now dean at the University of California at Berkeley School of Law, Edley has been close to Obama, dispensing pointed advice to his campaign staff.

Our story, by Nicholas Confessore, captured that broader dynamic, citing the poll but also quoting Democrats who offered pointed advice for Mr. Cuomo, and describing the shifting strategies of the two campaigns.

The reason is lost to me now, but surely it involved some pointed career advice that I never followed.

"It's going to drive him to be very clear and pointed in his advice, particularly if he disagrees with the president or other elements of government," he added.

But the company should have at least pointed Khannouchi toward helpful legal advice.

They recalled the deaths of the four tourists in December 1998 and pointed to the stark Foreign Office advice that this remote corner of Arabia is as dangerous as Somalia, Afghanistan or Chechnya.

There was none of his witty conversation, none of his usual wisecracks, nor even any brotherly advice offered beyond a pointed finger.