Sentence examples for pointed carefully from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has been doing that since the beginning of his campaign, but his trip to the West Coast this week, like the journeys he took in and out of the Republican National Convention, represents an especially pointed, carefully aimed restating of his message.

Debate often involves the use of pointed, carefully thought out questions, and living with uncertainty.

Weigh those two points carefully.

Consider these three points carefully: 1.

I was chief economist at the I.M.F. in 2007-8) and I've checked this point carefully.

He chooses his vantage point carefully so as to attract the fattest and slowest flies.

Saying "I have to couch this point carefully," he noted that the towers in the city's vaunted Pudong business district were still half-empty.

Each scene makes its emotional and thematic point carefully, and builds into a solid, absorbing, conventional story, by which I mean that while there are twists and reversals in the plot, nothing really comes as a surprise.

There's an existing market for tuition-based online courses — the University of Phoenix, for one — and, to compete in that field, edX will have to choose its per-course price points carefully.

People close to the talks said Mr. Karzai was considering Pakistan's points carefully, but had not yet committed to most of them and viewed them with caution because of Pakistan's long history of destabilizing Afghanistan through its support for the Taliban.

And Michael Gove, the wretched education secretary, said in his review that I'd avoided the fact that republicans could have chosen the democratic course at any point, carefully omitting the fact that the Irish voted democratically for independence, and the British closed down the parliament and sent in the troops.