Sentence examples for pointed comeback from inspiring English sources

You don't even believe in Christ" -- was a snappy, pointed comeback.

She meets every slight with a perfect, pointed comeback, and still remains classy.

"Our whole business is to maximize the value of your music," Ek said in a pointed comeback to Swift.

As grasping Hollywood diva Havana Segrand, craving a comeback at whatever cost to others, Moore's performance isn't just the essential livewire of David Cronenberg's otherwise frostily mannered showbiz satire, but a pointed riposte to the institutional sexism that fosters gorgons like Segrand in the first place.

So the posters around the room on Tuesday said, "Don't Call It a Comeback," and pointed people to Twitter, that most modern social media creature with the handle #cosmosreboot.

Remember to keep the comeback short, pointed, and to stop engaging.

At the end of Saturday's 2-1 comebatk at Watford the Italian made a pointed effort of embracing every player.

Despite the pointed comments, it seems unlikely that he is trying to stage a political comeback, given the widely shared perception here that his government bungled its response to the accident, covering up the true extent of the danger.

Having won all his titles with Ross Brawn, two of them under the banner of Benetton and five at Ferrari, he would surely not have made his comeback unless convinced that they could do it again with a car bearing the famous three-pointed star.

Benigni pointed.

Harry pointed.