Sentence examples for pointed because of from inspiring English sources

That assertion might have felt more pointed because of what had preceded it: a surprise appearance by Lil Wayne, the New Orleans upstart who has billed himself as the "best rapper alive".

The majority of patients received 18 Gy in one fraction, and as other authors pointed, because of the high radiation dose already given in the initial treatment with EBRT, it is difficult to administer a high dose [ 17].

The head appears pointed (acrocephaly) because of premature closing of the cranial sutures between the individual bones that make up the skull.

Harris cut her off, interjecting: "So are you saying that the revenue generated was.004% of your annual revenue", before adding the pointed observation: "Because of course that would not be immaterial" — which drew a rare stuttered double "so" from Sandberg.

In the evolution of amphorae, Dr. Wachsmann said, they often began rounded and egg-shaped and shifted to pointed, because the long bottom of the brittle pottery jar better withstood the pressure of being pushed sideways.

This problem is the more pointed because the film's handling of actors is so special.

Mitchell's critique of the Christian Magdalene laundries is particularly clever and pointed because she turns Christian teaching itself back on the cruel taskmasters of the asylum.

In other words: It points to a very pointed case of future planned obsolescence.

The pointed end of the bulb should point upwards.

Although his campaign said Mr. Romney's remarks were taken out of context, his response to the pointed question drew potshots because of his mention of what his sons were doing in his campaign, including that his son Josh had driven a Winnebago to all of the state's 99 counties.

"I can give a really pointed answer because I am very conscious of Coach Dungy's influence in terms of how I do my job," Tomlin said, adding: "He tries to lead through service, and I do the same.