Sentence examples for pointed anecdote from inspiring English sources

James Fallows's collection of China essays, originally published in The Atlantic Monthly, uses old-fashioned reporting and pointed anecdote to illuminate topics ranging from renminbi valuation to environmental policy.

Adams offers rich historical context, cultural perspective, anecdotes and pointed observations, for instance, that for turn-of-the-century British bohemians, "coming to terms with absinthe was as much a part of becoming an artist as finding a studio".

NOT all of Mr. Levy's anecdotes are as amusing or pointed as he seems to hope, and the book is slightly marred by inattentiveness to the spelling of some names.

Benigni pointed.

Long anecdote.

TALK anecdote.

Harry pointed.

Caius pointed.

This goes beyond anecdote.

"We ask very pointed questions".

An anecdote explains why.