Sentence examples for pointed call from inspiring English sources
In his appearance on Tuesday, Mr. Bush alternately exhibited playfulness and annoyance, but issued a similarly pointed call for cooperation.
Human Rights Watch, meanwhile, has made a pointed call for the next president of Fifa to ensure any future World Cup hosts comply with fundamental human rights norms.
That didn't stop Beds Are Burning – a pointed call to white Australia to return the land to its original inhabitants – from becoming the band's biggest hit in America.
Mr. Rumsfeld issued a pointed call to Iraqis to join in condemning Mr. Sadr, and he renewed Mr. Bush's vow not to be driven out of Iraq by what Mr. Rumsfeld called "a group of thugs".
Brown's pointed call to action seems to have been just what CBS was looking for.
And in the brief but pointed call the No Drama Obama team seems to have figured out where to begin.
Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, has made pointed calls for SocGen executives to face "consequences" (see article).
The letter also expressed express "grave concern over pointed calls by those in authority for censorship of The Guardian and criminal prosecution of its journalists in the name of national security".
In a pointed conference call on Friday, Robert N. Chatigny, the federal judge who has twice issued stays to Mr. Ross's execution, castigated Mr. Paulding over his unusual position in the case.
Mr. Chernin described the company's relationship with cable and satellite carriers in more pointed terms, calling it "the critical question which we're sort of working through".
The drumbeat of scandal has reached such a fever pitch that on Saturday, the Vatican Secretariat of State issued a rare pointed rebuke, calling it "deplorable" that ahead of the conclave there was "a widespread distribution of often unverified, unverifiable or completely false news stories, that cause serious damage to persons and institutions".
