Sentence examples for pointed commentaries from inspiring English sources

Refusing to succumb to complacency, Mr Porter has become a rallying figure for concerned liberals, first through his pointed commentaries on the op-ed pages of the Observer and more recently as the organiser of the Convention on Modern Liberty.

He has drawn attention for pointed commentaries about politics and recent interviews with President Obama and former President Bill Clinton, but recently apologized after making a crude joke about Sarah Palin's 14-year-old daughter.

Like Notorious MSG, the rap group from New York City's Chinatown that has won a reputation for songs like "Dim Sum Girl" and, in the process, started conversations about the conditions under which immigrants labor, Mr. Herrera has honed a persona that lets him move effortlessly from what he calls "Mexploitation messaging" to pointed commentaries about political issues like immigration reform.

December 1, 1970 Bedford, New Hampshire Sarah Silverman, in full Sarah Kate Silverman (born December 1 , 1970 Bedford, New Hampshire, U.S.) American comedian, actress, and writer known for her subversive pointed commentaries on the social construction of race, gender, and religion.

As an actor, he also delivered pointed commentaries (usually written by Aaron Sorkin) on the short-lived NBC comedy-drama "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip".

Comedian (and occasional VICE contributor) Jake Fogelnest, the show's LA-based director who calls himself more of a "spiritual adviser," said that very likable members of the Not 27 Club can get away with shocking plot points since each one is supplemented with pointed commentary on life in the digital age.

And he serves up some pointed commentary on America's proclivity for religious zealotry.

But Angelenos may see the house as something else: a pointed commentary on the architectural evolution of their city.

But it represents a more pointed commentary on race and black culture than Adult Swim (whose programming typically runs from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m).

And the Hollywood studios' ingrained aversion to offend means that the publicity machine is tamping down one of its more surprising elements — a pointed commentary on corporate greed.

A series of photographs by Shekaiba Wakili is a pointed commentary on the status of women in her native Afghanistan, but the effect is more personal than political.